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Message: [QUOTE="superFreak420, post: 209467, member: 2459"] Linux is super useful, but there's still some Wumbows-only software I'm probably slightly too spoiled to stop using any time soon. I still use it all the time though, from virtual machines to WSL2, also I have a shitkicker server PC I've plugged a little trinitron into & installed Retroarch on. It breaks all the time but that's because I run Arch and am retarded (both related). I don't even host the roms on the server PC, they're on a raid drive in my desktop cause I'm backwards like that I guess. [ATTACH]71098[/ATTACH] The main draw of Linux for me is whatever workstation utilities are available for either Mac or Windows almost always have a native Linux alternative that is a. free, and b. usually works better. I'm talking about like, media conversion tools, file recovery, server and file management rather than stuff like Kdenlive. IMO, emulation is typically better and way more accessible on Linux if you take the time to hop the learning curve, with better accuracy and performance. [/QUOTE]

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