It’s legal and user pushback - and it’s a battle I’m bored of fighting. I just use Linux, and find it simpler. With Windows, it’s ads, forced updates, ‘upgrades’ that re-enable ‘features’ i never wanted, a billion background services, most of which I don’t need - and more.
Fuck the battle to keep shit from being shoved down my throat.
It’s legal and user pushback - and it’s a battle I’m bored of fighting. I just use Linux, and find it simpler. With Windows, it’s ads, forced updates, ‘upgrades’ that re-enable ‘features’ i never wanted, a billion background services, most of which I don’t need - and more.
Fuck the battle to keep shit from being shoved down my throat.
I still game a fair bit, and although gaming on Linux has come a long way, I unfortunately still find its not where I want it to be, yet.
Hoping that the popularity of the Steam deck fixes that, although idk if AAA games are really targeting it
Makes sense, everyone makes the trade-offs they’re willing to make.
Next best thing to Linux is stripped windows installs like ghost spectre.
Have you got any idea if ghost spectre fucks woth how games and anticheats work?
Ghost Spectre has a few different distributions, at least one of which is minimally intrusive, and works with most if not all anti-cheat software.
The guy’s site is weirdly organized, but he describes the tradeoffs of each distribution pretty well.
Is it the one that ends with .jp?
Yep.