Hi folks!
I was using PopOS regularly a few years ago, and it was working great. Good performance, and I was actually noticing a lot of my gaming was running smoother too. I ended up going back to Windows because I could not play VALORANT, Destiny, or HUNT: Showdown on the platform. While I don’t play VALORANT anymore, I don’t think that the other games have support on Linux either.
The other reason was Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop, and DaVinci Resolve. I need to do some video editing, and general live streaming too, and I never really dabbled with that on Linux.
I guess my question is for those who game / content create - has Linux been viable for you? Or do you often find yourself dual booting anyway to get the latest updates, driver support, anti-cheat support, plugins etc.
Hunt works great on Linux I believe the rating is Gold now. It’s my go to game with 2.4k hours. I first went with a dual boot setup with win10 and fedora keeping windows because Hunt EAC wasn’t supported. As soon as it was I tried it out and ran into the early blobby texture issues. This was fixed by a proton update. Since then it’s been working well. I finally ditched windows this week just as the new Steam UI was released which introduced the first issue I’ve ran into(crashing when opening the overlay) which notably impacts CSGO too so should be fixed pretty quick.
I can’t speak for content creation
But Nick does alright https://mastodon.social/@thelinuxEXP