moved @ShugoWah@awoo.space

god I don't think I've seen a single fighting game more unappealing than Blade Strangers and I'm counting Thrill Kill

@KommaChameleon My docket's pretty clear these days, haha

I really liked just about every part of setting Mint up -except- fucking around for a combined like 10 hours trying to get Warframe to run, haha. Just fix that and I'm hella there

like... I jumped on Mint and immediately had a perfectly functioning version of Discord, Opera, Telegram, Spotify...

What's actually still keeping me here? Warframe, a couple of AAA PC titles coming next year, and Clip Studio, that's it

@SwooshyCueb god bless those well-meaning programmers working in that evil evil company, haha

@Lunatic_Moth The cool thing is that as far as I know, Wine doesn't actually use any copyrighted Windows code, it just translates instructions, so it's completely safe from a legal standpoint

Or like... sooner, if Warframe becomes seamlessly supported in Steam Proton (and it's already very close)

anyway yeah I'll take another look at mint in a year and a half I guess, haha

I feel really, REALLY conflicted about putting my trust in Steam for literally anything, but if anything can make running Windows games on Linux easier, it's Valve throwing shittons of money at the R&D, right

Or at the very, very least, there'll be lots of new up-to-date media about making the switch and learning that new space smoothly

so like, shortly before or shortly after there's going to be a lot of clamoring for new levels of support and compatibility and user-friendliness, and some really incredible things could happen, especially if Steam Proton has matured somewhat by that point

re: linux troubles

there's a date quickly approaching that I'm looking forward to: january 2020, when Microsoft ends extended support for Windows 7

There are millions of users out there clinging to 7 as the last great Microsoft OS before they devolved into mobile interfaces and ad-supported hell, and there's suddenly be a LOT of people looking to Linux as their new go to