Yeah arch! We are legion!

I'm just glad that I'm not the only one running steam on Debian.

Debian, stable as usual.

God I wish someone would port AHK to linux. I literally depend on it to make software accessible.

I finally made the switch recently. Been dual booting for a while. I use arch on my laptop for fun and Linux Mint Debian Edition on my desktop for stability.

Nice, I'm part of that .05% Debian 12 crowd.

I love to see it.

Each time I see posts like this, I hope to see adobe announce they are making linux versions of their software. Whether you like it or not, a lot of people do not switch because of adobe.

One day it will reach 5%.

Signed out of windows and into Mint when steam went to ask this time, the last 2 I said "sure" while playing cod on windows so it wasn't tracking me

So I'm now doing my part

#YEAR OF THE LINUX DESKTOP

I run Mint Cinnamon on a machine in my room for media. But also run a Jellyfin server off a pop_os server. My partner has a laptop that she updated to Win 11 that has had Audio issues ever since. When I boot to a live disk (linux), no issues. I've tried so many fixes for her system and it appears her step mother is having the same issue on another Win 11 machine. I've been trying to find a way to ensure she can run all the games she likes on an OS without being a headache. The Sims (probably 2,3,4). Stardew Valley, and such. Steam I have had luck with, but The Sims seems to come from an EA app which I believe I can run through Lutris. I have been hesitant to move that laptop because I want to be sure all of her games will end up working without hours of configuration that may break when she mods something in the game and needs a reinstall of the game itself. Has anyone had any luck with the EA app? I figure if she's paid for the licenses, I would rather use them than torrenting it all.

Mint Cinnamon was what I figured I'd use for that laptop, but if someone has a better suggestion I'd like to hear it

Nice.

More like 2.nice%

Odd that SteamOS only show up in the Linux only view.

I'd guess that desktop Linux users are statistically using their PC in summer more than the normal PC user (using windows).

What? I can definitely say that that's true for literally all of my friends and especially me.