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and what has that spyware done.... i am surprised your on the internet...
and credit cards and telephone lines
were the first spyware if you want to double and triple up on your paranoia
Did Steam take the games i bought out the store? Many of which cannot be played on the newer systems, even when using an older version? Sincere question being i'm not a techie.
Many of these games, so i hear can't play on Win 10 or 11, yet, the Spring Sale just a few days ago were selling them.
Quite frankly, and i think i'm entitled to my own opinion, i think Steam are thieves. It's certainly not my main platform (consoles are), but a bell went off in my head, that when you purchase a game here, and have an issue, there's no customer service.
You have to go to a gaming forum, led by a moderator likely HS aged, trying to resolve an issue. The problem is, you get trolled, and then banned, and goodbye game.
Again, that's bad business.
And when you have roughly 130 million active users, and tell even 2% of them (by their own "survey"), roughly 2.5 million people to stuff it, and the games they bought go away, that may leave a mark. But we'll see.
no... we have been agreeing to ransomware everywhere
with all the contracts we get into.... its started way before computers...
if your troubled you would not be online or use any form
of electronic media and go live on a farm off the grid out in the middle of nowhere..
supermarkets have made us dependant on supermarkets... really..... your trouble now..
In the feedback post I said that not-just-microsoft has the latest security in their more recent OS.
I mentioned Linux being a major alternative.
Someone started commenting that they wish the Linux advertising would end, because they couldn't get it to work properly, but that wasn't the point of my thread.
I mean besides Linux there is also MacOS.
The point of that thread was that they only put Windows 10 or above down there...
but anyway:
I wanted to talk about alternative options so that you can continue to use Steam and why 'Linux' is mentioned a lot.
First of all the core of the OS is the kernel. Windows NT Kernel for example.
MacOS is based on Unix. MacOS isn't just a kernel though, but like windows, a large list of software.
Linux is also based on Unix. Linux however itself is just the Kernel.
Android and Chrome OS are using Linux's Kernel. (You could call them Linux distros)
Nintendo Switch's OS is also using Linux's Kernel.
SteamOS is a Linux distro
Manjaro is a lInux distro
Mint is a linux distro.
Most things, most systems, including that raspberry pi thing you see every now and then, are all based on Linux.
Its not really that there is linux ads everywhere, its just used a lot. Its also very similar in nature to MacOS and iOS due to their Unix roots.
If you know how to use a phone, you have already been an frequent user of a Linux system.
and so, basically since all other modern OS packages for desktops are frequently using the linux kernel, that is why Linux is mentioned a lot.
and so that is why, 'oh linux' pops up when you think of a windows alternative. Its fleshed out and has many packages of software that support it and can be used to turn the OS into a working desktop that also runs Steam.
There are of course more Operating System kernels you could try to go for, but things become very difficult with those.
OpenBSD has FreeBSD for desktops.
there is also ReactOS, which tries to .. recreate Windows NT Kernel and an old windows desktop.
ReactOS maybe interesting to look into for retro pc likers, but anyway...
You can try ChromeOS, which means your PC becomes a browser, but it can also run Steam.
and yes it is a linux distro (based on gentoo, which is another linux distro).
And a 'linux distro' is an OS software package that includes the linux kernel, basically.
If your system can barely even handle W7 then this tells me you're using a very old system, or system that wasn't meant to be gaming at all because how low end it is to begin with that barely able to run games if that what you're saying, if so then I understand your issue, and I suggest switch to linux if you want which just heads up Linux is ligher than W7, and maybe look towards saving a bit to get a new PC in the future, or not it up to you really.
Nope, unless you can figure out which files to backup, and use with your GoG copy, and hope that Devs didn't give you a different version that is on Steam, as few games devs do that for whatever reason.
Whom ever you heard said claim from saying that games on W7 from Steam can't be played on W10 are full of BS, as I debunk A LOT of bad actors with proof, and been doing that since 2018 when people claim same thing saying all games from XP don't work on W10, and I proven them wrong can get it to work, and when I ask for more games they go radio silent on me because they're scared I prove them wrong again, and I'm willing to seek which games can't work on W10, because I also want to know which games are those, and yet came across anyone so far that on Steam.
Yeah i'm done buying games here. They take away your games. I've personally never seen that in my life, and i'm a geezer at gaming from 1976. You may not be able to play MP if they shut the servers. They may end a live service F2P game.
But this is something that is so bizarre, and so wrong, i can't in good conscience buy anything else here. I'd be throwing my money away. I have to play on consoles. I can still play Intellivision for crying out loud lol
When are they ending Win 10? And so when that goes, my games go with it.
This is nonsense. Just come out with a legacy launcher. This can be 2 million or more people gonna get totally shafted.
My computer wouldn't be able to handle Windows 10 and I can't simply get a new processor since CPUs aren't made for that socket type anymore.
I'd have to get a new motherboard too which would lead to having to get new compatible RAM as well.
If I had to go through all that, I might as well build a whole new computer, but if I'm to make it last at least another 15 years, I'd have to spend at least $2000 and I can't afford that for several more years.
At least also having GeForce GTX 950, 24GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD allows me to play indie and older games.
I don't need whatever new features or visual effects Steam has planned, but I do still need to be able to at least play my games and online.
Money is a huge issue yeah, luckily Linux is free and Open Source.
Steam will work on Linux and if you set up your distro properly (configured it, etc.) then you should be able to play most games.
Also note: There are a few alternative proton forks you can try if it doesn't work on the official. I recommend looking at the Steam for Linux hub and asking there.
Well i'm not gonna parch every comment and go thru all that, but i don't need a computer. I'm retired, and have about 100 games here on Steam, that i play every so often. I'm a console player mainly.
And on newer games on Steam, i play thru GFN thru my Xbox. And so, you can say, i'm not a PC gamer, but did buy these older games, and enjoy playing them.
I'm not going to buy a new computer to play these older games. And i can't upgrade to Win 10 on this computer.
Yet, i purchased those games, many of them may not even be able to be played on Win 11, even on older versions. I just bought a couple in the Spring Sale.
If Steam knew they were doing this in a matter of months, why did they still sell the games? But i'll tell you this, i'm not buying another one here. GFN could end it, or Steam may end them when Win 10 is no longer supported. You're wasting your money.