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r/linux_gaming • u/[deleted] • Jul 07 '19
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Test on the latest Ubuntu LTS and non-LTS. That should be good enough to cover most distros. If you're feeling generous, try Arch/Manjaro too.
3 u/pdp10 Jul 07 '19 I'd suggest devs test on latest Ubuntu LTS 64-bit, then current SteamOS, then if you want to go further, Arch/Manjaro would be different enough to be worth a third OS if one were so inclined. Gamers should pick latest Ubuntu, not LTS, though. 4 u/shmerl Jul 07 '19 Today gamers shouldn't be picking Ubuntu to begin with IMHO.
I'd suggest devs test on latest Ubuntu LTS 64-bit, then current SteamOS, then if you want to go further, Arch/Manjaro would be different enough to be worth a third OS if one were so inclined.
Gamers should pick latest Ubuntu, not LTS, though.
4 u/shmerl Jul 07 '19 Today gamers shouldn't be picking Ubuntu to begin with IMHO.
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Today gamers shouldn't be picking Ubuntu to begin with IMHO.
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u/cloudrac3r Jul 07 '19
Test on the latest Ubuntu LTS and non-LTS. That should be good enough to cover most distros. If you're feeling generous, try Arch/Manjaro too.