I remember it being none, i modified my app source to pount to the newer release codebame, then apt update && apt upgrade. I had everything as a container on my minipc and no extreem modifications to the base OS to make my upgrades (both software and hardware) as easier as possible.
I always thought that whatever games need is containerized in proton, but that for windows games. For old linux games i think repackaging them as flatpaks is an option.
No thanks, i dont care for anti-cheat titles to begin with and there is Heroic in case i need to run a game from epic store.
Great news, no more headache with 32bit libraries. Now we need wayland support to get rid of xwayland and anything xorg as well.
Cool setup, i used to have an 8th gen tiny lenovo pc. Pretty powerful for its size.
I actually disable shader compilation in the settings, i dont notice a difference.
Maybe consider Spiral linux, it’s just Debian with better defaults and backport repo probably without the bloat that comes with “Gaming” distros.
Have you considered a new gen? an 8th gen would offer better efficiency and performance and more feature like quick sync hardware decoding for most encoders out there. Srill, i’m impressed by the consumption difference.
It is the first thing I disable after a new Steam installation, I have been dpoig that for years and i don’t see much difference, ay least in the titles i play and the hardware I have (R5 5600X now 7600X with RX6800 and 16 now 32GB RAM)
Having such incompetent officials passing such stupid laws explains why French people riot so often.