I agree. Linux gaming has come a long way, but if OP likes playing any competitive game, it's best to dual boot. Linux gamers have been banned from Apex Legends, for example, after the anti-cheat falsely flagged them.
Having said that, I've had a dual boot for 7 years now and I've only used my Windows side for a few rare games (Apex, Overwatch, etc). Never for software. But then again I'm a software dev so YMMV.
For refugees, I can't recommend Lingq enough. I tried every app in the past to learn Spanish and it was the only one that really moved the needle.
Virtualbox is fine to test things out. In general, if you were to install it directly to your machine, it will run snappier than it will run in the virtual machine. Just saying if it feels laggy in Virtualbox, that doesn't mean it won't work.
For ISOs just go to the website of the distro you choose and look for 'Downloads'. Usually there's an ISO that's been optimized for Virtualbox.
Maybe it's a reference to menstrual cramps? Just a guess
Do you have any good sources for the history of religion? I'd love to learn more
Awesome, thank you!
Has anyone tried Wayland with a 2080 ti? I want to make the switch but I know Nvidia doesn't always play nice.
Lol great way to put that thank you!
Aw bummer, do you have any quick details? I'm out of the loop
Wow, thanks for bringing this to light. I just installed Zen and started contributing to it, it's sad to see this. What browser do you use now?
You're my hero
This is what I do. I don't want to get burned by a shitty product.