You can find dozens of apps on most platforms, but you only need one good working one. On Windows you're taking a risk by searching the net for apps. Everything else is more secure than Windows unless you choose to use the 10 store which is limited. Also where are the RTS on consoles? PC gaming is much cheaper unless you mod the console and steal the games.
Never ever had a security issue in Windows 7-10, picked up a few viruses up to and including XP. PC games are cheaper but they are as buggy as hell and the developers don't give a toss because its just pocket money, the real earners are the consoles.
I gave up around Crysis 2. I played PC games from the first Doom, they were written for a desktop PC then, consoles have ruined PC games. I bought a PS3 as they were going out and picked up a pile of games from eBay for £5 each, its not the same but Windows runs better for not gaming with it.
SHHHHHHHHHHH, hush that noise up. Dont give those greedy bastards any more ideas Regarding the poll, I'll be back once I take the plunge......... Preparing to take the plunge......... Entering Standby.................. Im scared.............. Help.........
Honestly, its tough. I love linux on my laptop but windows works better for me on my gaming computer.
Yea, that is something else that I've been thinking about. Pretty much every linux distro is designed to be lightweight, and uses maybe 1/4 of the resources that windows uses. With that being said, and with the idea of these os's can be ran pretty well on some of the oldest laptops (single & dual cores with only 1-3gb of ram), I often wonder about how much OVERKILL it will be to run these linux's on my systems, i7-6800 & Ryzen 1700, each with 32gb of 3000ghz ram. So Im thinking....I could run about 4 of them (simultaneously) with 2 cores each, 4gb of ram each, on either one of my SSD's in VM's, and they should still fly like rockets blasting off And if they stutter in the slightest sense, run them on the M2 960, and they should fly like "saucers", right?
Lol my laptop (older Asus with a dual core and 4gb ram) runs any distro great. I've run Arch xfce, Fedora gnome and xfce, mint, ghost Bsd and currently running Manjaro xfce. My gaming rig is X99 5820K@4.5ghz 2x gtx970s and 16gb 2666mhz gskill ram. That machine has win10 and Arch. Arch flies and it rarely stresses the machine. You definitely could run a few vm.. it say the least.