• Corgana
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      61 year ago

      Every few years I try Linux as a daily driver and it never really sticks. Zorin is the first Distro that I’ve stuck with more than a month and haven’t had to switch back for something. I can’t tell if Linux community in general has just evolved or if it’s Zorin, but it’s definitely great for people coming from Windows interested in Linux.

      • @Olgratin_Magmatoe
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        41 year ago

        Does it have wine or something like that built in for windows games?

        Because TBH the only thing stopping me from switching is the games.

        • Corgana
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          61 year ago

          It actually does, but you may also be surprised how many of your Steam games are Linux compatible nowadays!

        • @Piers
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          Just install Steam and Lutris and install all your games through either Steam or Lutris and they’ll generally just work from there.

          (Noone uses just wine directly and manually for their games anymore unless there’s a special reason. Valve developed a specialised version called Proton that mashes together Wine, DXVK and a bunch of tweaks specifically for gaming. Steam automatically installs it and then any Windows game installed through Steam is automatically configured with Proton for you. Lutris is an app that does that but for installing games without using Steam.)

          • @Olgratin_Magmatoe
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            11 year ago

            Valve developed a specialised version

            That sounds pretty nice. I’ll take a look at that.

            Lutris is an app that does that but for installing games without using Steam.)

            So for example if I want a non steam game like Minecraft I’d go through Lutris but beyond that I’d use steam?

            • @Piers
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              11 year ago

              Broadly yes. In the case of Minecraft I think at least one version is just made for Linux though so probably best to just follow the official instructions for installing it. But any game that’s made for Windows you’re best bet is to install it from either Steam or Lutris in the first instance.

    • BringMeTheDiscoKing
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      31 year ago

      I’m migrating my personal Fedora 38 machines to Zorin. I want them to just work and I want my wife and parents to be comfortable using them. In that respect, it’s better than windows and macos.