Yeah, that doesn’t really matter to me. The point is, they don’t work. I don’t really care why.

Well, if I can’t on Linux, but can on windows, what else is there to blame, and why would I use Linux?

The point is, I can’t play the games I want to play.

I didn’t say it still doesn’t work, that’s cute though. I want to be able to play a game when it comes out, Linux failed for Starfield, so windows won out. It doesn’t matter if that changed since I had to switch, the point is I did HAVE to use windows in that moment. Why would I risk losing everything I’ve done to this OS, just to not be able to play ES6 when that comes out? Having to learn 3 separate OS’s in the span of a few days was a nightmare. I’m cool with simple, easy to fix, windows.

That’s so silly. I built my PC specifically to play Starfield. I installed Linux Pop, because all the “retards” told me it can play any game. Starfield didn’t work on launch, so I wasted a day installing a different distro, that didn’t work either. I spent about 20 minutes installing windows, and starfield works. All I want is my games to work, and Linux is trash for that.

For me the only thing I needed to “put back where it should be” was my VPN. Bu I switched to wireguard from Eddie, so now I don’t need to adjust anything on startup

If I didn’t have to wait for games I’m anticipating before release to work on Linux, I would have happily learned how to use Linux years ago. I pretty much only use my PC as an entertainment system; games, movies/tv, internet use. I like to mod my games and modding on Windows has become so easy that it’s actually feasible to help my PC inept friends get a working load order without committing a weekend. Unless the larger nexus modding community as a majority switch to Linux, I don’t see myself switching for a long time

Windows 11 isn’t that bad. Like any other OS, you have to get used to certain things, but overall I don’t understand why people have such an issue with it, other than Microsoft being a shitty company