Hi I'm from 2003. Is Linux worth using now?

>>55771634
Well that depends, what do you use computer for?

>>55771663
Nice try, NSA.

>>55771681
No, I mean do you use it for video games, general browsing, graphic editing/Photoshop?

>>55771634
/g/ is only for windows gaming now

>>55771663
I use it for installing different OSes and finding drivers for the different components mostly.

>>55771634
>Hi I'm CIA

>>55771762
A lot of happy faces for a hired gun

>>55771709
This.

>>55771707
What would you recommend to a wincuck refugee who knows nothing about Linux and mostly uses the computer for general browsing, light meme editing, music and video games?

>>55771634
no

>>55772178
Windows

Fuck off we don't want you

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>>55773381
>2 hours later
>finally a reply
>maybe I can finally free my-

Yeah
Boy there's this new distro called Gentoo, it's hella fun and makes you a leet too, I had to download the kernel into 12 floppies
Also takes me days to compile packages, the CPU is always busy compiling something, but that's OK I keep my pentium 3 turn on 24/7 anyway

>>55773411
I recommend Lubuntu

>>55771634
Shure, if you are running a Server. For a desktop use, still sucks,

>>55773411
Kek just kidding anon

But in all seriousness you should stay away from Linux if you're serious about gaming. There just aren't a lot of games developed for Linux. There's a compatibility later called WINE that lets you run Windows programs, but it's pretty hit-and-miss, and less than half of the Windows games I tried through WINE worked without a problem.

Graphics and video editing can be done easily on any Linux distro.

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>>55773474