So it sounds a lot like you’ve never actually done this before because that’s factually incorrect.
As a long time openSUSE user I know for a fact that you’re wrong.
Installing games is same as Windows
So it sounds a lot like you’ve never actually done this before because that’s factually incorrect.
As for lack of FPS, willing to bet you had an Nvidia card but didn’t install the drivers for it.
Wrong again.
So it sounds a lot like you’ve never actually done this before because that’s factually incorrect.
As a long time openSUSE user I know for a fact that you’re wrong.
And as someone who has actually used Steam on Linux, I know that you’re wrong .
And as someone who has actually used Steam on Linux
And you’re the only one!
Gabagoolzoo@kbin.social 1 year ago
You click the game on Steam, click "install". That's the same on Windows or Linux, the client doesn't change.
Going from 144fps to 2fps sounds like a graphics driver issue, what was the problem then?
helenslunch@feddit.nl 1 year ago
Incorrect again.
I don’t know. The “that’s the story of the time I tried to play games on Linux” indicates that I, and most every other user, doesn’t care enough to spend all day burrowing through search engines and support threads to figure out how to just make the thing work.
That’s why the Steam Deck, and SteamOS, exists.
Gabagoolzoo@kbin.social 1 year ago
uh... ok. It really is that simple, I play games everyday on Linux and that is exactly how I've installed 100s of games, so I'm really not getting it... Are you talking about enabling Steam Play in the Steam settings or something?
I don't know why you are telling me this, I'm not the King of Linux or anything. Just thought I might help you with your problem, I don't know what I did for you to unload all this on me lol
helenslunch@feddit.nl 1 year ago
As a reminder: the topic of discussion is the different between SteamOS and any other OS + Steam.
woelkchen@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Then you disabled Steam Play.
helenslunch@feddit.nl 1 year ago
Wrong again.