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43% of you have, or will be switching to gaming on Linux this year, but more surprising than that over a quarter of you actually don't mind Windows

Linux is something that has been on our minds, and honestly on our gaming PCs quite extensively over the past few months. Since Valve dropped it into the Steam Deck, and Proton became the way forward for gaming on Linux distros the world over, there has been increased interest in the open source operating system. Is it a viable alternative to Windows, can it actually cope with gaming on high-end hardware, will you be stuck copy and pasting random code into a terminal from here until the end of time?

Yes, yes, and probably.

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For the hard of peeping among you, the results from that frustratingly ill-compressed image are as follows: 29% of the responders to the week’s poll said they had already made the switch over to gaming on Linux; 26% said they actually don’t mind Windows after all, and 14% said they planned to make the switch this year.

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