RE: Which Linux OS to play games 03-13-2021, 11:45 PM
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(03-13-2021, 11:14 PM)Oni Wrote:Games that you emulate through wine. Its not like you can get banned from steam for playing games on steam that have support for linux games. The games that you could get banned for would rather be games that dont have support for linux. The part where it gets 'illegal' is when a game producer dont want, or havent given permissions for linux to run them, but you run them anyway.(03-13-2021, 11:06 PM)poi$on.ivy Wrote:(03-12-2021, 12:17 PM)VioleXOR Wrote: I use Mint - Really user Friendly and doesn't break after an update. - Unless it was intentional.Yes, but when people talk about running games on linux, they dont mean emulating them through wine.
Mint seems to run any Game I throw at it, regardless of Steam Linux Binaries, it runs Games in Wine without much effort, you can basically get any game working under Wine And Proton. - if you do enough Research on the WineHQ and figure the Bugs out.
It's also true that some games under GNU/Linux "Emulation" Run Smoother than Native Windows.
You can run almost any game through wine but not natively.
Also, running games on wine may get your account permbanned since its illegal, but its up to you.
Depends which games, to be fair. I'm assuming you mean FPS/MOBAs, which tend to have anticheat.
As you may guess, i cant list all the given games that you can and cant get banned in since i dont play every game, and obviously, not every game take action against it, but that is not an argument in itself.



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