I was almost about to go nuts. I like playing league and everything but every time I boot up I have to reboot 3 times to get into windows and most of the time windows crashes. I decided enough was enough and reinstalled ubuntu.
I'm working on installing my games from windows again. Obviously I still have windows but the fact that I have a familiar UI and system again makes me very happy. At that I can't wait to get back into streaming and playing league of legends full on again.
I run a dual boot as well and it's terribly in convent but it's the only to game. I mean I could use KVM, but it bothers me to have a virtual machine with Windows installed on top of Linux when I could run them side by side and use Windows specifically for gaming and stability testing. The latter of which is impossible on Haswell under Linux due to high temps with Mprime. Besides gaming and stability testing though, I have no reason to be running it natively. I would like to try a VM but can't help but think it'd be inconvenient...
I regret it every time I load up windows to play something, it just feels so slow & bloated after Linux. I'm trying to stop myself from buying games that aren't natively supported, but there are always a few that get through.
I love arch, and yes I use it. On my desktop though I need a system that just does what it should do. Arch is a little unpredictable in how it works. At that, if I am streaming one day just perfectly fine, do an update the next day with a stream planned, and the update breaks my system (which does happen) then I can't do my job. It's a balance, and ultimately while I do love arch my desktop HAS to be plug and play. So I run arch on basically everything else.
Nope not the only person I love playing league of Legends in Linux every once and a while it crashes at startup but I can fix that easily and once I'm in it just works.