For games it’s already better, I get a few extra fps on my low-end laptop with integrated graphics and the best part is that I don’t need to worry about games leaving traces/trash in the system as they are placed in individual prefixes
On Windows the cheating program it’s a simple exe that will get kernel access with a simple uac request.
Everyone, especially 12 years olds, are able to run it. (And maybe get malware/ransomware disguised as a cheating program)
None of the losers that need a cheating program to feel validated in online multiplayer games will have the skills to recompile the kernel in Linux to add support for that
LOL but it also felt “wrong” to me, because I initially felt “it’s too bloated and too dumbed down” - but after installing 20 extensions it matches my tastes
I use hyprland by default but especially apps running under wine don’t really like tiling window managers, Wayland , or both.
I got exactly this notification on Arch last night
Wait, you forgot to mention the price, because if they do it for $1399 you’ll complain about it
Yesterday I installed cachyos and I was shocked to see that the 3gb install image was actually a net install and I couldn’t install it offline. I used my phone as hotspot thinking “how much data would download it anyway, maybe it just needs internet to do geo2ip for suggesting locale” (it actually does that) but instead it downloaded another 3gb
The funding (valve paying crossover devs) has the focus on games, almost nobody is purchasing crossover for apps