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I tried dual boot and ended up using Windows 75% of time.

I have 3 things I need to do before it. 1. My school project. It takes place inside a native game but it's map editor is not native. I heard it can be run with Wine but I'm unsure of it's reliability. 1.5 Winrar. To use the game's editor I need Winrar because of the zip and store options. No...

Contemplating should I make it based on a distro or standalone?

Sounds simple, right? Well. I kinda game more on my laptop ever since I got it 4 days ago. Actually I haven't even booted up my PC since then. If you are wondering I needed to get a laptop for a presentation in which I am making a 1:1 map of a small part my local area in a video game called Euro...

I want to use Kubuntu.

But I love Linux!

Everyone around me uses it. And when I go to r/linuxmasterrace I only see windows hate.

Don't you need a 2nd gpu for that?

I have a few games that for the love of God won't run on Linux. Neither with Wine or Proton. But I don't want to dual boot. What do I do now?

Ok I managed to fix it. I login onto shell and updated my drivers.

I enter my password correctly but it reboots back to the login screen.

Hello. My family's pc is really slow and barely can run Windows 10 I'm thinking of putting Linux on it. What distro is good? Cpu amd e1-2500, and Radeon HD 8240, 3gb ram, 500gb hdd,

My internet is 40 Mbps. But I only get 10 on Linux Mint. Why?

Ok. Turns out when I installed Ubuntu I ran it in BIOS mode instead of Uefi. Cause there are two option for my USB. One just says Kingston and the other says Uefi Kingston.

Sorry. Just installed Mint and it worked.

I get a bunch of errors I don't even understand.

So Ubuntu installes flawlessly on my old laptop but refuses on my new gaming PC. Any good distro that works on my hardware? I5 6500 3.2GHz, gtx 1070 ti, 16gb ram, 1tb ssd, motherboard is gigabyte h110m-ds2

Hello. I'm new to the Linux world. I'm coming from Windows and my primary need is gaming. But my biggest issue is that I can't stop distrohopping. I've tried a bunch of distros but can't decide which one to settle with. Can you help me?

Well my primary need is gaming.

I like the philosophy behind Arch. But the installation too daunting for me. Ubuntu is nice for it's community and stability, Mint also. I love Elementary's and Deepin's UI!