[–] 1 point 1 week ago

For me vanilla Arch is the easiest to use and diagnosed, I tried the switch to other distros when the malwares fiasco broke out but I feel like I'm using Linux for the first time again, I can't understand anything about the os I'm using what command I have to use to install softwares after figured it out half of my software is not in the repo so I have to compile it like a cave man and don't get me started on where are all of my config files is.

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  • [–] -1 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

    Even if it available in my country I still wouldn't buy it at the current price, nothing is special about steam machine it's basically just a box standard computer. For 1500$ I can get a 5060 laptop that come with a decent screen keyboard and probably faster too even with Linux driver overhead

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    Recently I got into playing Cyberpunk 2077 and it's a dx12 only game, no native vulkan support and need to be translated to vulkan which is bad because my framerate drop from 65fps to a merely 35-42fps because of dx12 bug, which is a lot of frames to lose. As soon as nvdia fix it or nvk driver caught up with nvdia proprietary driver I will remove win10. If you wondering why I have nvdia GPU because I only use laptop and an AMD laptop with the same power as nvdia is rare and even rarer in my country and also 2x more expensive. English is not my native language sorry if there's any mistakes.

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