So today when I got home from school, my windows desktop had once again bluescreened. I want to switch to Linux.
Needs:
Play osu! and TF2
Support newest wacom drivers
What distrobution should I choose? I am fairly new to Linux but I have tried Lubuntu.
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You fucks don't get tired of these threads?
> too stupid to diagnose a BSOD
> expects to be able to use lolnux
Good luck with that faggot..
SABAYON LINUX IS REALLY GREA TZGO FUCK YOURSEFL
this people have autism.
they literally cannot function without making the same shit threads daily. think of those people who have to do things in sets of threes.
SUSE Linux, Slackware, or Debian
>Support newest wacom drivers
If it doesn't, you can always just build your own package. If you got the Intuos CTL-490 like I do (bought it on Sunday), the GUI settings don't work though, doesn't recognise it.
You can still use and configure it on the command line though. I've spent a couple hours today making a bash script to automatically set the tablet to the current window.
Care to send me the source code? I'm not very good at programming.
I'll just put in some comments in first, and then put it in a pastebin. It's just cobbled together, and there's a few things I'd like to add later on.
Alright.
Ubuntu or kubuntu
Okay, here it is: pastebin.com
Drivers and some documentation is at: linuxwacom.sourceforge.net
Thanks!
install OS X
I loved Mandrake. Now using Zorin.
No. Disgusting.
why? supports osu, tf2, and actually has wacom drivers
If you hadn't been paying attention, Linux has Wacom drivers too.
It's basically Windows 10 but with less customization.
Too much time on your hands:
Gentoo
Boring office stuff like spread sheets:
Red Hat, CentOS
Gaming and noobs general:
Ubuntu
Entry-level coding:
Debian
Real serious coding, top-end server stuff and hacking:
Arch
only that you have to build it
and GUI doesn't always work
and you have to fuck with it a lot in general
or is it basically linux without bad parts? My comparison at least has a basis.
>server
>arch
Really put it in too much time category.
Or, mid quality bait.
>only that you have to build it
Nope, it was already in Slackware, probably in other distros too.
>and GUI doesn't always work
GUI for the settings, the tablet still works.
>and you have to fuck with it a lot in general
Nope, this script I'm doing is just so I can use it for my own specific purposes, and because the one I bought is just the latest model.
There was a one-line command that I could've used to just bind it to one of my monitors, but I decided to try this instead.
I have decided. Installing Ubuntu after checking if most of the programs I use are compatible.
kys
Why?
>Real serious coding, top-end server stuff and hacking:
>Arch
Why should I change to Linux from Win 10?
Seriously asking. Just because it's a bit faster and it does not have as many viruses?
I'm starting to learn Python, would that be usefull?
Why have you done that? What are the pros and cons to windows?
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Actually, there is no reason, it's just freetard propaganda as they made the mistake of installing linux.
Really?
>not xubuntu
SteamOS
Stephenson's Rocket
Google it.
No. Ignore the Pajeet shills. If you are interested in Linux, give it a try on the Live CD and see how you like it or install it on some old hardware. I really like my Linux install for working as it is a bit snappier than Windows, easier to maintain / update, has better tools for programming and I like to be able to customize it easily.
I only use my W7 install about once a week or so to play some games, but nothing else.
Lol anyone who thinks programming is actually easier on Linux doesn't actually program, they're wannabes who think os has any effect on coding ability.
Linux kernel has support for Wacom drivers already; simply enable it in modules.d.
To play TF2 you will need dxtn and s3tc texture compression support so you will need a multilib distro, preferably one with those packages in repositories if you're a dumbass. osu! requires wine and a few tricks to reduce X input latency and minimize mouse acceleration as well.
Also,
>I got home from school
kill yourself underaged gaymer fag
Is mouse acceleration a thing in Linux? Also, true, I am underage.
post jailbait cock
Mouse acceleration is enabled by X by default, and to be honest it feels more natural than in Windows, so I leave it on; however, it can be disabled using xset or by config file in xorg.conf.d.
Based on your needs, you might as well get OS X.
>osu!
none...
>Requesting Child Pornography
Wew lad
I was trying to see if he has any medical conditions on his penis user
There are a few spots on it, Let's pray it's not herpes :^)
well, fortunately I've worked as an urologist for a while, upload a pic so I can examine it :^)
(Assuming you are using NVIDIA)
>TF2
Better FPS than Windows.
>osu!
Works fine in Wine, if you setup .NET.
Wacom should also work fine with that.
>top-end server stuff
>arch
Oh my sides! You must have got the wrong thread mate, this is not Sup Forums humour
>Linux
It works perfectly through wine.
Sadly doesn't make it a good game.
I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU project.
There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
Why not Linux?
No games
>No games
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You need to use every distro for a few months before you can tell anybody which is best.
Given the huge number of distros availabe, this would mean you would need to use dozens simultaneously on a revolving schedule, and 24/7/365.
Arch is best.
The Linux Gamer pls go
>indie trash and badly made AAA ports that use D3DtoOGL wrappers
Steam works fine on it and supports a number of games without resorting to using wine.
b-but I was shitposting so you get mad and tell me to go back to Sup Forums
The "no games" statement was proven wrong though, sorry if that makes you upset.
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>indie trash and badly made AAA ports that use D3DtoOGL wrappers.
Not saying linux is better for games right now but windows's biggest "feature" which is exclusivity and market lock-in is growing weaker. The thing is that now those who use linux can play a good number of videogames without depending on windows and i'm not even counting games that works in wine or emulators. If the egg-chicken situation breaks at some point it'll be beneficial even for windows users because at this moment windows is practically a monopoly.
s-sorry, g-go back to Sup Forums now!!! :)
Thanks friend :^)
Have a (You)
t-thanks for your (You), take a (you) for you too my friend :)
Go for Debian, Ubuntu, or Mint
Now gtfo
>Needs:
>Play osu!
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TempleOS
see /flt.
tf2 runs on a linux-native install of steam.
dont know about osu, but probably works fine with wine/ help of playonlinux
winfriend-friendly distros: mint, manjaro mint/budgie/xfce, xubuntu with a little hassle
It's GNU/Linux. You should have used the GNU head in your OP.
Alright, Osu! Works in WINE. Google OSU! wine. You should google things and learn to resolve them yourself.
Wacom works fucking great in GNOME. So install Ubuntu GNOME or Debian Jessie with GNOME and open the settings and there should be wacom settings.
Good luck. Just remember it's GNU/Linux.
Apartheid Linux
LXDE desktop, easy to use, tor by default so you can avoid the ZOG
Peppy has already explained why taking screenshots of the OSU! Window and a list of running applications is needed.
It's to stop cheaters. He also checks for a cookie from a cheat site. Deal with it.
>It's GNU/Linux. You should have used the GNU head in your OP.
Why are you recommending Debian Stallboy?
It gives you access to non-free repos
>taking screenshots of the OSU! Window
Except, it takes a screenshot of your entire main monitor, not just the OSU window. Fuck off, OSUdev.
Who doesn't play osu! in fullscreen? it increases your latency. Regardless the screen-shotting was removed in newer builds.
I'd rather not fuck off desu
>From Reddit
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>But muh privacy was raped in the past ;_;
It's a list of running processes and a screenshot. The screenshot would only be used if you were suspected of being a cheater.
It only lets you use nonfree software if you tell it too.
How can you expect anyone to believe it's been removed when it's closed source software? FUCK OFF, OSUDEV.
Hopefully you don't have a hardware problem. Linux wouldn't help you there.
Maybe try out the new Ubuntu. Xubuntu or Ubuntu Mate are some good choices if you don't like the official spin.
One reason I would recommend Ubuntu over something like Debian is that it would be easier for a first time user to get up and running with the latest proprietary drivers, and it sounds like you're a gamer so that's probably more what you're looking for.
Peppy intends to release the source code for the osu!client soon. Then, if you desire, you can make a port of the osu!client with the nonexistent "spyware" removed.