I say no since these new "gamer" users won't stay with Linux but will loudly proclaim your mentioned 140 FPS to be an utter disgrace as compared to Windows' far superior 141 and will go back never to look at "that Linux crap" again.gittiest personITW wrote: ⤴Mon Nov 29, 2021 1:13 pm In fact, the bigger the useage, the more likely we are to see hardware manufacturers taking MORE of an interest in non-MS systems.
Do i need to buy graphic card?
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Re: Do i need to buy graphic card?
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Re: Do i need to buy graphic card?
Yeah - I can see that also is a possible outcome...... Maybe recommend Arch to them?rene wrote: ⤴Mon Nov 29, 2021 3:55 pmI say no since these new "gamer" users won't stay with Linux but will loudly proclaim your mentioned 140 FPS to be an utter disgrace as compared to Windows' far superior 141 and will go back never to look at "that Linux crap" again.gittiest personITW wrote: ⤴Mon Nov 29, 2021 1:13 pm In fact, the bigger the useage, the more likely we are to see hardware manufacturers taking MORE of an interest in non-MS systems.
Re: Do i need to buy graphic card?
Definitely. Or Windows...
Re: Do i need to buy graphic card?
Alice, you are taking on too many issues at one time.
Just concentrate first on burning the Linux Mint iso to a USB flash drive so you can test it before installing.
Rufus is a good program to use with Windows to make the image bootable (the iso file).
I would go with Cinnamon for the desktop.
Just concentrate first on burning the Linux Mint iso to a USB flash drive so you can test it before installing.
Rufus is a good program to use with Windows to make the image bootable (the iso file).
I would go with Cinnamon for the desktop.
Linux Mint 20.3 (Cinnamon)
Linux Mint 19.3 (Cinnamon)
Bodhi Linux 6.0 (MokshaArcGreen)
Fedora 35 (Cinnamon)
Linux Mint 19.3 (Cinnamon)
Bodhi Linux 6.0 (MokshaArcGreen)
Fedora 35 (Cinnamon)