He/Him 🏳️‍🌈 🏴‍☠️ 🇬🇧

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Cake day: June 14th, 2023

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  • Honestly might be the other way around for me. I was mainly a multiplayer guy for the longest time but most franchises I was invested in quickly went down the drain and a lot of the newer battle-royal style shooters didn’t appeal to me.

    Started mainly playing older games that had been on my backlog for a while. And videos of the Steamdeck running them games started popping up.

    So since I already hated Windows 10 from the start and I didn’t need my PC to run the latest AAA multiplayer games anymore, seemed like a better time than ever to switch.

    I still play some multiplayer with Battlefield 4 and Battlebit Remastered. (R.I.P Battlefield 1 and Ironsight on Linux though…)


  • EndeavourOS because someone said it was Arch for lazy people, and I’m a lazy people.

    I did use vanilla Arch before for a while, but just ended up being more work for the same setup with more issues from stuff like missing dependencies I didn’t have to worry about with Endeavour.

    Only other distro I’ve used was Pop!_OS when I first tried out Linux.












  • HouseWolf@lemm.eetoLinux@lemmy.mlAMD vs Nvidia
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    2 months ago

    As someone who started using Linux while on Nvidia and stuck with it for over a year before going full AMD.

    Just go AMD, so many little things I had to find workarounds for just because of Nvidias shitty drivers.

    Even after Nvidia claimed to support wayland I could never get it to run on my install, then having to manually configure my xorg just to get my 170hz monitor working which then introduced graphical issues I just couldn’t fix…NONE of that was an issue the moment I swapped to a RX 7800 XT, didn’t even have to install any drivers they’re just standard in the kernal.