• chaosmarine92@reddthat.com
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    1 day ago

    I can only speak to PopOS as that’s what I chose when I switched last year. It’s been mostly fine but there have definitely been pain points. If you use a hard drive other than your os install drive then you need to go to the steam website to get the installer and not use the one in the built in app store. Getting mods working for games has been incredibly annoying anytime I have to use protontricks.

    Non gaming related I’ve had numerous issues trying to manage permissions for my hard drives. Not sure if this is a Pop issue or general Linux issue.

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      Getting mods working for games

      Yeah mods can be quite troublesome.

      If you use a hard drive other than your os install drive then you need to go to the steam website to get the installer and not use the one in the built in app store.

      Sounds like a steam problem.

      Non gaming related I’ve had numerous issues trying to manage permissions for my hard drives

      Eh, i remember mounting being a bit troublesome a few years back, but current GNOME should take of that for you with very little input on your end. This brings us to PopOS 22 which is starting to get really old at this point, I’d consider moving away to something that’s not left abandoned while they finish up Cosmic.