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7/3/2025, 10:57:02 PM
>>105792786
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>>105792827
When people say Linux is user friendly now, they mean that you can start your browser just like that without having to compile and install it and its dependencies from a CLI first.
Anything that has nothing to do with windows works better than on windows.
If you though, for any reason, need to run a windows application on Linux, there might be some tinkering steps. But the wildest thing you'll have to do is really to just import the file into Steam and run it. Valve could make a killing here by extending their Software shop and bringing a lot more software to steam.
You're 98% there, don't give up, Linux has a steep learning curve and can feel intimidating, but it's worth it. If you want to see what Linux felt like 10 years ago, try some BSD.
Thanks
>>105792827
When people say Linux is user friendly now, they mean that you can start your browser just like that without having to compile and install it and its dependencies from a CLI first.
Anything that has nothing to do with windows works better than on windows.
If you though, for any reason, need to run a windows application on Linux, there might be some tinkering steps. But the wildest thing you'll have to do is really to just import the file into Steam and run it. Valve could make a killing here by extending their Software shop and bringing a lot more software to steam.
You're 98% there, don't give up, Linux has a steep learning curve and can feel intimidating, but it's worth it. If you want to see what Linux felt like 10 years ago, try some BSD.
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