Switching to Linux as a Game Developer: surprisingly workable

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Switching to Linux as a Game Developer: surprisingly workable

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FreeAssembly@awful.systemsEnglish · 1 year ago

Switching to Linux as a Game Developer

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I recently found that modern Linux distros are actually up to speed for almost all game development tasks and also gaming! Some notes on my experience transitioning.

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