i won’t try to change your mind. What i am saying is most of the people who get into the “burn time to make stuff work phase” want to force linux be exactly like windows.
Here is a suggestion for a different mindset
* Maybe switch from Minecraft to an Alternative or Lunati from the Distribution Repository -> i personally think that Hytale being a Flatpak should keep alot trouble away.
* Foundry seems to have a native Linux client ( sorry i don’t have any idea how good it is )
* So insead of CIV VI … you might maybe use CIV VII and Steam. Once you do, it’s likely you have a perfect experience ( platinum rating www.protondb.com )
But maybe just changing to a Paradox Game with linux official Support like Europa Universalis IV might be the best choice.
* So now it comes down to a Distribution. I won’t go into this war but the latest gaming drivers has never been ( on windows neither ) the most stable driver :)
@deft
i won’t try to change your mind. What i am saying is most of the people who get into the “burn time to make stuff work phase” want to force linux be exactly like windows.
Here is a suggestion for a different mindset
* Maybe switch from Minecraft to an Alternative or Lunati from the Distribution Repository -> i personally think that Hytale being a Flatpak should keep alot trouble away.
* Foundry seems to have a native Linux client ( sorry i don’t have any idea how good it is )
* So insead of CIV VI … you might maybe use CIV VII and Steam. Once you do, it’s likely you have a perfect experience ( platinum rating www.protondb.com )
But maybe just changing to a Paradox Game with linux official Support like Europa Universalis IV might be the best choice.
( https://store.steampowered.com/app/236850/Europa/_Universalis/_IV/ << see the little linux icon )
* So now it comes down to a Distribution. I won’t go into this war but the latest gaming drivers has never been ( on windows neither ) the most stable driver :)