In my experience, Waydroid kinda sucked. It used more resources than an Android Emulator on Windows did with less performance in games. Of course, they're different technologies (containerized vs VM) but the experience was vastly different. It lacks so many QoL features. You can't dynamically change resolution. Can't bind keys by default (need to install something for it) etc Wayland requirement was also a trouble for me (It didn't work quite well and I kept running into issues) Intel > AMD > Nvidia for Waydroid
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They also have their own chips named Exynos
So just like the ones on reddit lol
Yeah I wasn't talking about getting it the legal way. They don't care unless you're a business.
I understand you want people to switch to Linux but
- 90 weeks is far away. It drops in October 2025
- You'll still get security updates for a few years
- After that there will be paid support which people will get around and find ways to install
- Windows 10 LTSC (best version of Windows IMO) still exists. The Enterprise LTSC version will have support till 2027 and the IoT version will have support till 2032. You can get them if you know how to look around
It's because VAC kinda sucks. People will rather have a functioning anti-cheat with more access than play with cheaters.
I mean Dolphin gives a prompt for the same thing when I launch it.
Yup, the AUR is a godsend. I barely touch the other methods and only use AppImages when I'm too lazy.
Not a complete alternative but check out Indie Wiki Buddy extension for independent wikis that are shifting away from Fandom.
mossbag on YouTube has a good video on it.
"Trust me guys, it's 95% better with Proton now" lol
Some of those people need to see all the users asking for help on Linux gaming forums.
Not trying to dismiss that Linux Gaming has gotten better before Proton but it can be an absolute pain at times.
uBO Dev already shared it in the twitter thread but here you go
https://gitlab.com/adblockinc/ext/adblockplus/adblockplusui/-/issues/1576#note_1725604837
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Yeah software rendering sucks a lot for Nvidia users. I'm on AMD.