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What's the best distro for using WINE?
| A GNU/Linux distro.
| I mean steams proton is the easiest so anything with good support for that
| Distro no.665
| Use Windows for gaming and Linux for other stuff. I don't know why'd you place Linux over Windows when you still get tracked by Google,Apple or whatever you're using. Grow up kid and accept our fate.
| Arch is kinda nice cuz the wiki is huge. Also have you thought about using Windows in a KVM? Might work for you as well.
| >>599253 scratch that, Ubuntu was going to stop supporting 32-bit but it seems Canonical changed their minds and everything is fine again for Ubuntu
| >>599255 yeah they backpedaled when valve said they weren't going to package steam in 64 bit just for them
| >>ffa1e3
Just get any distro with a package manager and not too much bloat. Debian is great. Arch is awesome but needs a bit more tinkering. Fedora is also solid but I don't use it myself.
You can also use something like Ubuntu but for gaming it comes with a bunch of stuff that might lower performance. I'd rather recommend Linux mint since it's based on Ubuntu with some nice things added and lots of stuff removed.
| Also don't listen to the people recommending windowsbun a Linux discussion since they don't know Linux. It's like asking to an anti-vaxer about health issues or a Nazi about human rights.
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| Is there anyway to still game on lower-end games if I have the right specs in my PC using a GNU/Linux distro running WINE? I'm sick of using Windows altogether but I love my gaymin.