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For years, I only used Windows for gaming. Now I'm using Linux for everything (again).
To my surprise, gaming on Linux (I use CachyOS BTW) has been an amazing experience! Way easier than I expected. BUT... there's one outstanding issue.
If any of you play #transportfever2 on #Linux ... I have an onboard Intel video card with a dedicated Nvidia card and no matter what I do, TF2 leans on the Intel card first. I've read the CachyOS gaming docs, used Lutris, etc. If you have ideas, I'm all ears!
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For years, I only used Windows for gaming. Now I'm using Linux for everything (again).
To my surprise, gaming on Linux (I use CachyOS BTW) has been an amazing experience! Way easier than I expected. BUT... there's one outstanding issue.
If any of you play #transportfever2 on #Linux ... I have an onboard Intel video card with a dedicated Nvidia card and no matter what I do, TF2 leans on the Intel card first. I've read the CachyOS gaming docs, used Lutris, etc. If you have ideas, I'm all ears!
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For years, I only used Windows for gaming. Now I'm using Linux for everything (again).
To my surprise, gaming on Linux (I use CachyOS BTW) has been an amazing experience! Way easier than I expected. BUT... there's one outstanding issue.
If any of you play #transportfever2 on #Linux ... I have an onboard Intel video card with a dedicated Nvidia card and no matter what I do, TF2 leans on the Intel card first. I've read the CachyOS gaming docs, used Lutris, etc. If you have ideas, I'm all ears!
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For years, I only used Windows for gaming. Now I'm using Linux for everything (again).
To my surprise, gaming on Linux (I use CachyOS BTW) has been an amazing experience! Way easier than I expected. BUT... there's one outstanding issue.
If any of you play #transportfever2 on #Linux ... I have an onboard Intel video card with a dedicated Nvidia card and no matter what I do, TF2 leans on the Intel card first. I've read the CachyOS gaming docs, used Lutris, etc. If you have ideas, I'm all ears!