So I set up a spare PC with Linux Mint 22.1 - Dell Optiplex 7010 w/ i5-3470, 16GB RAM and a Radeon R7 360. I'm pretty sure it's running on the stock LM 'amdgpu' driver, and I've blacklisted the

easy on the first day, and very difficult when you want to change something.

So on the Steam Deck leave Steam OS, and if you want Linux on PC, it's better to install Mint or Pop OS which work well in
In Linux, there are no 'drives' c: d: e: etc.
There is a directory structure, and everything is file.


So you need to change your thinking in order to understand it and use it efficiently.


Windows

mint?
You can leave the home folder (or any folder) and delete all the others, shrink the partition and install / elsewhere.

This is just a sample solution, Linux is very flexible and can basically

Originally posted by grzegorz77:

In Linux, there are no 'drives' c: d: e: etc.
There is a directory structure, and everything is file.


So you need to change your thinking in order to understand

Linux is not for you, don't push yourself into it.
If you want to try, maybe take mint, or pop os. Both have a good history of good long-term use with steam for new users in the long run.

You either take
if anything works. I do hear that it can be a bit laggy and I even trouble shooted my WiFi adapter on Linux to make it work without WiFi dropping all the time figuring out that my drivers weren't

Ayo, I got a dumb question.

I've only been using Linux (Mint) for like 4 months or so and haven't had to deal with the Nvidia drivers beyond my first setup because there's only been the 550

I like to use Linux Mint, Linux Mint is very lightweight

Mint! That failed to install.
They all had the same thing in common which was grub couldn't install. I thought "Welp, must be Windows fault" So that disappeared and Linux Mint installed fine. I am about
to try Garry's Mod to see if that finally works (Never has before), if it works, I will do all gaming on Linux Mint. I will unfortunately still need Windows for Adobe Creative Cloud. Because I don't

does the linux steam client work on linux mint cinnamon 14.1? or am I just wasting my time here? I haven't been able to get it to do anything other than update, even after sudo....

I recently installed Linux Mint 14 64bit Cinnamon on my laptop and I just tried installing Steam but I get an error:

Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/c/cairo/libcairo

" parameters and the issue persists.
My operating system is Linux Mint and my graphics card is AMD.
If you need any other details let me know.

Thank you all for reading and for your help.