Another “Yes, do as I say” “techie”. I don’t understand why they don’t just stick to their windows and drop the act of even caring enough to use anything else. Thanks for highlighting another channel to avoid.
this post was submitted on 13 Aug 2025
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People need to stop watching this clickbaiting asshole. No shit kernel anti cheat doesn't work in Linux, it's been a thing forever, that's never gonna change. Did he use mesa or amdgpu? RADV or proprietary? Wasn't that long ago that windows had similar problems. Not surprised the windows and Nvidia shill doesn't do basic research.
Did he use mesa or amdgpu? RADV or proprietary?
I gotta admit I don't understand why the best option isn't used by default? Like when I go to download drivers off AMD/Nvidias websites there's just one option to pick for gaming, I don't have multiple options I need to research.
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I do a lot of sailing and none of the installers work on Linux. 100% windows and sometimes they have Mac versions.
So, I need a windows machine to do some work and transfer the installed game to my Linux machines.
The amount of work necessary is not conducive to the chill gamer lifestyle I have cultivated for 40+ years.
I've only ever had one repack completely fail to install and I just got an unpacked dump of the files and installed the crack manually.
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