Hey, I’ve never released anything on Linux before, and I don’t really know anyone who uses this system on a daily basis. So, to be honest, I’m kind of feeling my way in the dark here. I’m not sure if everything integrates properly with Steam, if the game runs smoothly, or even what system requirements I should list for Linux. Should they be the same as for Windows? I honestly don’t know yet. The demo of Tormentum II is already available on Steam, and I’d like to check whether it also works p...

In my entire life I used Windows so I'm new to Linux i was wondering what distro would be good for my PC? *you can ask some questions if u want* My PC is a Dell vostro 3910

Microsoft Has Officially Killed Themselves... They Replaced Their Entire Support Staff With AI Now... Yup, Their Entire Team Is DEAD, & The Microsoft Brand Can Now Officially Be Dead... Hello, Linux... How Many Of You Wanna Now Celebrate On This Behalf ?? ^___- PS: Their Website Also Isn't Working, Due To Un-Related Circumstances, I'm Totally Sure, But I Think We All Know Exactly Why It's Not, ^___- No, The Website Is Not Officially Shut Down, But It Mise Well Be With A Dead Horse That It's ...

https://itsfoss.com/news/windows-coreutils/ "Write a script once. Run it anywhere." or is it write malicious (AI) code once, release it everywhere ... maybe I'm just old and cynical when it comes to microsoft ...

As the title implies, I ended up using Void Linux. I feel at home there and it is incredibly stable for what it is supposed to be. Especially considering it is independent and rolling. There is plenty of videos that covers the one feature that make it unique and why I use it. It's mostly about the package manager and how it handles services. It feels a bit like using Arch in term of how involved you need to be. But, it feels much more reliable and predictable. Simple and powerful as well. Second place I'...