Sometimes the standard Proton build won’t do the job. But luckily Valve has given the community the ability to use custom proton builds with Steam. With the communities help, almost every game has Linux compatibility now. It’s very easy to use a custom build and I’m going to show you how to do that now! Continue Reading »
Thanks to Steam’s proton you can play your Windows only Steam games on Linux. Gaming was the one reason I stayed with Windows but that’s no longer a good excuse. But there can be a few issues depending on the game you are trying to play. What is Steam’s Proton? Proton is a fork of Continue Reading »
I like to use simple scripts to do my backups. That way I know what is going on and I know it is working. That is why I backup with Rsync on Linux and use Robocopy for my backups on Windows. I have always been a little obsessive when it comes to backups but I Continue Reading »
I’ve done many Linux servers over the years, but I have never gone full Linux on my desktop. It is something I’ve been thinking about for years but a few things have always held me back. My job is Windows based, PC gaming, and my bad internet making it hard to play around with different Continue Reading »
Intel Processor security bug A flaw in the Intel processors architecture has opened up a vulnerability called “Meltdown” in the memory access of a computer. If that was not bad enough this bug could be present on CPUs made over the last 10 years! Normally the operating system controls all access to memory and programs and apps running on Continue Reading »
