Zari

Finally linux developers started to understand a bit of “make an app great and keep it like that”.

Usually linux has parcour in terms of apps.

No! But kind of yes.

We have Moldova of Moldova (because Russia) and Moldova of Romania because Romania.

Dude you are talking about “Desktop PC”.

A lot of people have switched to Laptops because they can stay in bed.

Usually TV content is pretty bad and with the “old Netflix” people got a coffe table to put the laptop on the table and watch movies, youtube, etc.

Also a lot of people sees Desktop a non necessity because of phones and tablets. In today standards laptops have become really powerful to even code software or even doing photoshoping reliable.

In the end desktops have become only powerhouses of performances towards gaming, streaming or servers.

Desktop = gaming(usually in 2023).

Desktop are not a dieing breed, people changed and bought devices that serves their purposes. Whi should i buy a desktop anymore if a phones does just as good as a desktop in terms of browsing the internet, whatch videos even netflix. In this case desktops have no purpose again(just buy a phone or a tablet).

Inform yourself what a “video card core” does, how many “transistors” has, what “clock core speed” does and what cache levels is and does.

Out of the bat this guy has 25% more transistors in his core then the entire original GPU and LOOKS FISHY AF.

Straight out of the bat 25% more transistors! Outrageous.

Dude, honestly stop making such “crazy” things.

Prople will debunk you then hit you to the ground. Just say the truth of the gimmiky things you do because a 25% performance boost is unreal.

A 5% to a maximum 10% is more believable but your stuff is a quarter of a video card processing power and this should ring you a bell of alarm because the doodoo you are eating there is pure BS.

So, why use Linux and support Steam, or use Linux and use Steam?

Because Steam offers a good service. Almost as good as “hackers”.

The other problem is game developers that want DRM and blablabla.

Anyway honestly you sound a little bit way too pathethic. Maybe one day Steam just get’s out of Linux enviroment and goes with the “Steam OS” and you will lose every game you purchesed, but i doubt it because is a gaming platform, as many platforms as possible as much money comes in.