Tracks number from number to Changes all tracks to your desired choice (Tracks 1 Rail, 2 Monorail, 3 Maglev).

Only returns aged vehicles, doesnt unlock all futuristic trains ahead of time) AllVehicles Gives ALL vehicles in buy screen.

Only returns aged vehicles, doesnt unlock all futuristic vehicles ahead of time) Money enter ammount 1-100000000 Gives the ammount of money you enter in your current valuta.

RemoveVehicles Removes all UNUSED vehicles from the buy screen.

RemoveHQ Removes your HQ (Warning: If your HQs grown size, removing it and replacing it will cause it never expand anymore) ResetStation Resets all cargo and ratings of ALL your stations, excluding the AI.

Save your game before using) StopAll number StopsStarts ALL vehicles on the map.

StopAll 1 Starts all vehicles, 2 Stops all vehicles).

But as it seems like with proton many games are now playable on GNULinux, I wanted to ask you, what your experience with games on GNULinux was.

Then something worked, something didnt and when an up date came out nothing worked again.

Lot of distro hopping, tweaking and lot of reinstalling games was involved.

Right now Ive settled on Fedora Linux but for quite a while I ran with Manjaro.

Initially i mostly installed using Lutris or the install scripts but lately Ive been using Steam with this Steam Proton build.

Or get yourself a Raspi 4 and use that as your linux machine until youre convinced to switch completely.

Some games do require more attention though, and for that I have a VM with Windows on it and GPU passthrough.

Older games work more or less flawlessly through either SteamProton or a PlayOnLinux script.

Some games have Linux ports, which are usually worse than windows but at least they run natively (also Proton sometimes outperforms them, which is hilarious).

Expect at 20 performance hit on average, which can dip to 50 or higher for a poorly supported game (usually gets better over time though).

Running newest AAA games can be tricky sometimes because of either some proprietary tech or anticheat or just bad support, stuff usually gets sorted out in a few months.

If you have a good GPU with Vulkan support you should be okay, basically.

Steam is pushing to increase the Linux support for games, but if you want an hassle-free experience: use Windows.

I used to dual boot, but since my home desktop has become my dedicated gaming machine, I dont bother anymore and it only runs Windows for now.

I have Linux installed on my work Laptops that I use for developing.

And it suffices for a round of CS:GO with my colleagues from time to time.) Its not either or.

You can use both.

Unless its MacOS.

Nobody wants MacOS.

Also, I wouldnt use windows for gaming myself so if this wouldnt work, I wouldnt game:).

I personally used this for a very long time before committing myself to a dedicated Linux distro as I didnt have use for Windows anymore.

Steam on other hand pushes linux support harder than proffesional streamer pushes report button.

So steam games are progressively getting better and better, but dont expect anything, honestly.

Some games will work like shit, some games will work great, and some wont even start.

For example, lets say you want to play overwatch - it seems its OK.

Oh boi I bricked way too many distros doing that (yeah Im not that good with linuxes).

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