So now that linux has a bare minimum of 90% the performance in windows and up depending on the game...

So now that linux has a bare minimum of 90% the performance in windows and up depending on the game, 100% open source AMD drivers that work right off the stock install, Steam Proton, and hilariously faster load times on the very same hard disk/ ssd from ext4...

Have you considered switching or trying a dual boot?
Is there anything that isn't working that you're waiting on?

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why would i ever, EVER, want to take the time and install linux on my already 100% fully functional windows pc that i havent had any issues with in over 4-5 years

I still use 7 so I'm good.

I switched to Linux Mint completely a year and have zero regrets
I only play indie/old games on PC nowadays, dorf fortress runs, rimworld runs, factorio runs and I play all other games on the switch

because anons on Yea Forums will make fun of you and call you a pajeet or something

Honestly if AMD sells an 8 core chip with integrated graphics I'm going to be running Gentoo with a pass-through graphics card for Windows in a VM, Linux is better when something is supported on it, but not enough is supported to fully cut the chord with Windows yet.

>wifi drivers

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huh?

>>/g/

>90% the performance in windows
'kay. Let me know when it reaches parity.