That's not accurate anymore. Canonical has dropped the ball lately (one word: snaps). Pop OS is way more sensible for gaming.
Prunebutt
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It's an estimation since proton has made such giant leaps. When a new game releases, you can assume that it runs on linux.
They do work without steam. Steam has just streamlined the process.
And of course you'd need a compatibility layer (e.g. wine/proton). But those aren't dependant on Valve. Even though they've definetly benefited from their involvement.
Ubuntu was kind of dethroned in the last several years (Canonical has shit the bed a bit). For a gaming focus, I'd rather suggest Bazzite (SteamOS alternative), or ChimeraOS.
If you want something a bit less gaming focused and traditional: Try Pop! Os
Can someone ELI5 why this is so great? I watched the video and I hardly get it. (Linux user for 18 years)
Are those sabcats on the hats on the right? Gay based costumes more like.
I think it was Sachsen.
Yup. I really hate that notion that people think that one dialect is "normal" and the other ways to speak are degenerated deviations for the underclass. Everyone has a dialect and they're all equally valid.
You can't even watch the Sendung mit der Maus? ;_;
I'm a bit torn on this. On the one hand: you're completely right. On the other: It sounded goofy as fuck.
But missing variety in dialects in German dubs is something I really dislike. Everyone in German dubs sounds like they're from Hannover.
The German translation of Baldur's Gate decided for some reason that elves spoke in an east-German accent. Imagine Legolas sounding like he was from Texas.
- Already using Antennapod
- Never heard of "Podcasting 2.0", but it seems sketchy, tbh.
- The link you supplied uses the same anchor.fm (spotify) feed as the official one
That's probably because there's no native linux client. Elden Ring runs great on Steam Deck (Valve even precompiled the shaders for the Steam Deck, because the PC port constantly compiles them on the fly, leading to stuttering)