I guess that depends on if you consider doing basically all of my day-to-day computing as doing anything “real”.
I use it for writing, email, programming, browsing, drawing, games… pretty much everything I would do on any other machine. Anything that I can’t do directly in Plan 9 is done by accessing from Plan 9.
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I guess that depends on if you consider doing basically all of my day-to-day computing as doing anything “real”.
I use it for writing, email, programming, browsing, drawing, games… pretty much everything I would do on any other machine. Anything that I can’t do directly in Plan 9 is done by accessing from Plan 9.
does proton work on it
No, but it comes with Doom as well as a bunch of other games and emulators. See
games(1)andnintendo(1)for details.