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@clif Linux Mint is a popular migration destination because of how close its UI is to Winlol, but KDE is a close UI too to winlol's, as for the software, if possible, one can use Wine or a VM until they get used to native Linux tools, with a little research, one can easily find a good alternative to almost anything

@clif @BCsven are you implying that Linux is not compatible with most things on winlol? I've yet to find anything that I need and is winlol only, everything either has a version on Linux or has a Linux-able alternative
There are many winlol-only things but none I need
For gaming, Linux
For office use, Linux
For media, definitely Linux...

@Corbin @GolfNovemberUniform and logically & scientifically, the BigBang was impossible to have happened without an outside trigger, and guess who/what were able to ignite that

@lung @AnUnusualRelic eh, had 4, 2, 1 and 0, on EndeavourOS when you yay right after you yay, or you yay after an hour

@SplashJackson Heroic Games Launcher

@SplashJackson did you try with HGL?

@arendjr @possiblylinux127 eh, in reality, The reason we are seeing a lot of security vulnerabilities is because:
A: it is the most used OS in the world, hackers & pirates.... have 100 reasons to pirate winlol, for example imagine having 1 B$ worth of games on your storage drive, everyone would be killing to even have a sniff
B: it gives the feeling of the thrill of challenge when you decide to tweak, because it is close-sourced so it by default enables a few tweaks, all can be corrected

@SplashJackson @Sunshine GTA 2 was a gem, if you have it downloaded from Rockstar back when it was free & reworked for modern systems, I would like a link please

@lig @Sunshine BTW this is true since many years, in fact this was among the reasons that made me switch from winlol

@GolfNovemberUniform no idea

@GolfNovemberUniform @cm0002 sure do
Ah, it's good to see Linux gaming evolving