Looking to move to linux. Want something comfy like pic related but I do want performance over looks. I need to run Maya, UE4, Photoshop, and maybe some windows games on the side.
Better to VM or dual-boot Windoes, what is a good distro? Whether it's normie friendly or not shouldn't matter.
Ryder Butler
just get a mac, it will run your proprietary software and look good
Ian Ross
Hackintosh
Brody Bailey
Just keep using Windows it's not worth it, you will just waste your time
Nolan Perez
This.
Since it's exactly the look and performance you are after.
Also Photoshop will need it. Only old as shit versions run on Linux.
Elijah Williams
Why do you want to move to Linux? It's obvious that windows has software you want, but if you're just falling for the desktop ricing meme, don't bother.
Logan Phillips
If you have to ask these questions, don't bother installing Linux on real hardware, just play with it in the VM. *buntu or Linux Mint are good beginner distros. I would advise against running UE4 (has a Linux port but requires building) or PS (late versions work like shit) on Linux. Maya requires Cent OS (or Fedora if you are on the kinky side) to run. Windows games run like shit under Wine (except a select few). >tldr not worth it
Austin Powell
buy a mac
Jordan Diaz
>Lincucks >Performance O I b laffin
Justin Williams
Alright I'll look into OSX. I'm not really a gamer but I do need both Maya and PS. The few games I run have Mac versions I think, pretty much grown out of games.
Lucas Scott
don't waste your time with meme distros like pic related. Use something that just werks to learn the drill (ubuntu or mint). You shouldn't worry about performance unless your a neckbeard with some IBM thinkpad, any linux distro will be lighter than windows
Michael Ortiz
Performance was the wrong word, what I meant was productivity.
Gavin Collins
>>ITT: Macfaggs / Wincucks Bunch of morons disuadding you. Dude you totally should run 'nix. I personally dualboot windows and Arch. Been doing it for years works flawlessly. Start with an easy OS like ubuntu or Mint. Use that for a few months to understand package managers and their use in a distro. With time you can move onto the more hardcore distros and be a real man. >Building your own pc, then the os from commandline all the way to gui is something only something the real dark lords know about. Go and evolve child
Jaxon Robinson
who are you quoting
Josiah Lopez
>>Building your own pc, then the os from commandline all the way to gui is something only something the real dark lords know about. Go and evolve child
You told him to install Arch, not Sourcemage.
Tyler Perez
This. Ordered pic related today
Jacob Flores
Arch is installed thru command line though..? Theres no gui installation there its just like gentoo.
Luis Cox
if you use real software like that better stay away from linux
Bentley Fisher
I'm implying he sounds like some DnD larper with that quote which is who Sourcemage is for.
Jason Howard
UbuntuMATE is a exactly what you are looking for
Ethan Rogers
>Something comfy like pic related >want performance Solus is literally what you're looking for
Brayden Reed
He also wants a usable OS.
Luke Clark
Memes aside, solus is actually pretty great. It's more than usable user.