The driver is just beginning to be developed. It’s a miracle it can do this already. In 1-2 years it should be be immensely better, I would say, at this rate, comparable to the proprietary drivers of Nvidia.

Serious games are a genre. So like education games, brain training games. These are called Serious Games. This is a traditional Action RPG with the aim to make the players think. :)

I just signed up at open.audio . This is pretty lackluster for the moment but has tremendous potential. Thank you so much for letting me know of it! :)

Have you tried Garuda? Best one for gaming. :)

Now I have to buy their games lol.

I agree 1000000000% with them. One console called PC. :)

Still, casual gamers did think Linux couldn’t game. It’s changing this opinion in the best way possible and that’s really important since Linux is the best OS. I personally think we still live in medieval PC times as long as Windows is the main OS used.

Oh wow! Along with my newly implanted BCI microschip this seems perfect! :)

Nah, the increase is 0.52%. Could be a little overblown? Yeah. Could be completely wrong? Very doubtful. Next month it will probably drop a little and keep climbing steadily but surely. But the fact that for this month Linux gamers are more than MacOS gamers for the first time is at the very least very impressive! :)

Such gigachads! :)

Mac is just extremely pricey and very underwhelming for an everyday person. UwU

One of the few things that makes me proud to be a modern Greek! :)

Ubuntu and Snaps are the cancer of the Linux world. :)

I installed Tumbleweed immediately after seeing this. What a great company! :)

I’m writing this from Kalpa. What is immature about it?

Garuda Linux and then VanillaOS when Orchid is out and you’re a little more familiar with the system. :)

Oh I don’t know about that tbh. Never tried it. Plasma 6 should have HDR to an extent and HDR work in general has picked up and is progressing rather nicely for Linux in general. :)

Sure! :)

This is the full archwiki article on HDR! :) gamescope-session is not needed in my experience but the rest are.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/HDR_monitor_support

Hope this helps! :)

Yeah I used to do Linux vs Windows benchmarks. On an AMD GPU Linux is usually faster. :)

Yup! Doable with gamescope-git and some env vars set to true. :)