• sunzu
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      16 months ago

      Work in progress, it will get there one day.

      But it is good enough for most PC gamers which is attracting a lot of development that makes Linux more friendly.

      • @Lost_My_Mind@lemmy.world
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        06 months ago

        OOOOOHHHH!!! Is this able to be run on Raspberry pi 4??? 4GB model? I would LOVE to try this out for a weekend on one of my spare memory cards.

        • sunzu
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          46 months ago

          Linux will run on it. But you need a gaming rig to game tho lol

            • sunzu
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              16 months ago

              I don’t think that’s me lol

              Apologies

              • @Lost_My_Mind@lemmy.world
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                56 months ago

                reads full context

                realizes that was a different thread entirely

                Dammit… >.< Now I look like a fool! A FOOL I SAY!!!

                • sunzu
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                  26 months ago

                  I am see people getting confused a lot here tbh

                  I am wondering if it is a front end issue.

                  On Kbin it is sometimes hard to track eho is responding to who lol

        • Refurbished Refurbisher
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          26 months ago

          Not sure what you’re asking. Linux is able to run on a Pi 4 just fine. If you want to play games, you’ll need to emulate x86 using either Box64 or FEX, but there will be performance issues.

    • @Sanctus@lemmy.world
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      16 months ago

      Pop_OS! and Mint feel very similar to this with their application centers. I feel as though this need could be considered met.

      Though I run arch and if you dont like the CLI you’re gonna hate it. It just depends on the distro you choose.