Someone explained it in laymans terms as “imagine it not as a virtual machine, but more like a translation program converting windows-specific code into linux.”

I did not fact-check if they are just pulling the explanation out of their ass tho, so please correct me if inaccurate.

Thank you

I am saving this, both for the post AND for the comments.

May I have the explanation?

It feels like marketing speech to me at this point. Like a new form of “it’s the newest model.”

Is there any advantage of using du over df for this?

Just termux for android.

I download music using yt-dlp, then I use a few bash scripts to play/shuffle/filter etc.

Main advantage is simple playlists I can make with mkdir and symlinks.

Even if the game is free, I adhere by the rules of “time is money.”

Hell yeah! Nice.

Yes. I started really using windows in 2020 and linux in 2022 and linux still felt simpler to use.

Spread anarchy! …os.

Fuck?

Tbf simply following the development and criticizing bad design decisions is also one way to change opensource software no?

I mean try it if you are curious nobody is holding you back but personally recommend something easier to start with?

Also distros aren’t the final step of availability.
There are forks like elks linux runnable with 256Kb RAM.

Yeah. Generally Indie games run better while AAA do not.

Then again there is the whole overhead with wine and game companies benchmark windows exclusively while optimizing currently.

If nvidia rents out cloud rams as I assume from thumbnail, 70% of gamers will buy it btw. They will complain but buy anyway.

They would rent $300/month “nvidia gamer chairs” if there were any.

Advanced distro hopping form, distro rotation.

Void linux xfce. Just uses so little ram I love it.