I used to have these episodes where I tried various Linux distros. Literally the only things preventing me from ditching Windows entirely is that Linux doesn't have Microsoft Powerpoint or Guild Wars 2. It's pretty much the only platform guaranteed to work with modern bioinformatics algorithms and all computer clusters use it (oh and the command line is AMAZING). I don't actually use Linux for gaming/mod development, but I'd probably die without it at work. I want that so badly.ħ/5/15 GOT IT TO WORK! needs the KDE runtime for any intrested what the issue was. )Īs for that program you use, Krita, I'll take a look see and see how it fares with my current program. That and I frankly like keeping my meats and Veggie's seperated to use a bad metaphor.ĭelver is one I've been playing absently, as well as Heavy-0bullets (that's a fun time killer, finally got the level 1 boss a few times in a row. As windows likes to do stuff with the drive sometimes that *** the entire system. That's about it I think.įoxxer, I have the cables and drives for doing a dual HDD which is INFANITELY easier than doing a partioting. Ones that I play? Heavy Bullets, Risk of Rain, Crypt of the Necrodancer, Bastion, Delver, Luftrausers, Nuclear Throne, Super Meat Boy, XCOM: EU, and Transistor. Otherwise I pretty much exclusively use my Ubuntu set up for most things because it's fast, secure and my graphics program of choice, Krita, is Linux native and runs much better in this environment than it does in Windows, or so I've heard.Īs far as games go, I have a ton of them, largely as a result of humble bundles. With this set up grub has only given me issues once (when it somehow disappeared my boot order/Windows stabbed it in the back to steal the spotlight) but it was easily fixed with a live CD. I predominantly use Ubuntu Linux I have a dual boot set up (with Windows on an old hard drive I'd had handy) but it's mostly just to have a convenient platform available to play games that I'd otherwise need wine for/would not work in wine. You'd get the best of both worlds, with a few drawbacks of course. I think you could partition your drive to have both Linux and Windows. Linux and mainly Games for it (General talk of Fun Linux things)
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