Guys, is it true that Linux outputs lower fps than Windows for all games? I saw a video by Dave 2D that showed that SteamOS was better than Windows when used on a handheld. But then I saw this video that consistently showed really bad performance by Linux, and furthermore showed how Linux contributed to the loss of the system and the backup, likely due to Windows update. Apparently Linux update can destroy Windows as well. https://youtu.be/Bute69Oj87I?si=5X7itRTrkmw_Lgym There is going to be an Xbox m...

https://www.techspot.com/news/111908-linux-gaming-levels-up-cachyos-beats-windows-11.html The first results point to a consistent edge for Linux. In Crimson Desert, Windows 11 averaged 59 FPS, compared with 63 FPS on CachyOS. The gap widened in Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, where Windows reached 68 FPS and CachyOS climbed to 81 FPS. In both titles, Linux also delivered stronger "1% low" results – those brief performance dips that can affect perceived smoothness. ...

Wayland is the modern display server protocol designed as a replacement for the decades-old X11 (and its server implementation, Xorg). Xlibre is simply a community fork of the Xorg Xserver that aims to keep X11 alive with maintenance, cleanups, and some new features (like an optional Xnamespace extension for better isolation in specific cases). However, Xlibre remains fundamentally based on the same X11 architecture and protocol—it doesn't solve X11's core structural problems. Here's why Wayland is supe...

I've been away a while from Steam. Now coming back, and afetr installing all the updates thatw ere waiting, about half of my games won't launch anymore. All of them games that used to run just fine. What can I do to troubleshoot this? Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS GeForce GT 1030...

Some of us have our own init., By forcing it, you accepted Microslop and Redhat endgame. There are some init that can boot at least 4-5 seconds. SystemD takes 20-30 seconds at best. Heck, it is true that steamdeck OS takes forever to boot. If valve actually use something else than systemD, it would boot better than ever....