It’s nice to see this challenge is still alive and well. Seems crazy to me now looking back that I had to challenge myself to kick over to Linux as a main user. (before I mainly just used it for servers)
However, for those looking to get involved don’t think that you have to stop using Windows or Mac OS (or even BSD). I still use Windows day to day for gaming, although most of my life is spent in Linux these days.
So good luck to anyone else who wishes to get involved.
I have decide to take the challenge of using Linux for a year. I’ve always just dabbled with Linux here and there. But never really learned it, if your know what I mean. Whilst in school(2006) it was covered briefly and I’ve used it to play around with Fedora over the years. Anyway I’ll be using Ubuntu(VM) over the next year so I’ll post updates or questions periodically.
Just want to touch base here. I should have posted a long time ago, but I have been on the same install of Solus since last January. If anyone has any Solus questions, feel free to @ me. I use it mainly for IT admin tasks. I primarily supervise macs.
my issues with solus come down to budgie having no way to manage or fix HID devices under wayland, I have to modprobe out drivers instead of just fixing a xorg config to get my touchscreen not to freak out
I’ve dabbled for a long time, but never really tried to use Linux as a daily driver for more than a few days at a time before going back. I have had an UnRAID and before that Amahi server for many years as well, so really this is overdue but I’m gonna give this a shot. Been pretty much daily since 03/04/19 but the current install is only 15/04/19 since I bounced through pretty much every Manjaro desktop before sticking with KDE.
Still working out the kinks on my VM so booting into Windows pretty reguarlarly for some games at the moment, but the works getting done on Linux anyway.
PS: Edited to reflect that I just switched, not a year ago eyeroll
Welcome to Level1, you are in the right place. I’m still a newbe at Linux. I’ve been at this since January, and I love KDE and Arch. Level1 forums and the Archwiki can answer almost any question.
Gaming on Linux has come so far in the past few months, windows is headed for the dust bin. Enjoy the forums, everyone is here to help. Good Luck.