They are seriously making the case for Linux with everything they do
Windows 10 had already done a great job of that, but Windows 11 has really amped it up. I only have a single Windows machine in the house at this point for specific corporate stuff I need for work.
Now that GeForce Now can play most anti-cheat on cloud gaming I see no reason ever to have a Windows machine. Mint btw.
Not viable for competitive games or (for me personally) any games at all. Too much input lag and often too blurry graphics.
I have not experienced this on a level that kills the vibe for me. But I’m an enthusiast and not a professional.
Forgive me if I’m wrong, but isn’t the anti-cheat stuff generally for competitive games? If that’s the case, GeForce Now would make it too laggy to play comfortably, no?
I mean I have 5 crown wins in 2 weeks. I don’t think it’s too laggy. I have to drop my settings and play at 360 rather than unlimited. But it doesn’t bother me much.
Cool, thanks!
GFN works on Linux?
Yup. The cloud gaming version.
