Ryujinx no longer supported on Windows versions prior to Windows 10
That's "simple"?They also recommend that users who are not comfortable upgrading to Windows 10 simply install Linux.
Well, it isn't any more difficult or complicated than installing Windows.That's "simple"?
True, even with WINE, CrossOver, Bottles, PlayOnLinux, Lutris, SteamOnLinux, VirtualBox, QEMU, KVM, XEN, VMWare, etc. And I'm only partially being sarcastic. Even with all of those options, it legit can still be a bit of a chore, just not too much of one depending on how you look at it.I mean installing Linux is simple but using it is a big jump depending on other software to be used. Although in the tweets, they didn't say it's simple but to consider switching to linux
It can be simple. If they want to stay on the older Windows, they can easily just install Linux on another drive and use that for Ryujinx. Or emulation in general for that matter. Can be a decent boost for more weaker hardware too considering how much of a resource hog Windows has become over the years.I mean installing Linux is simple but using it is a big jump depending on other software to be used. Although in the tweets, they didn't say it's simple but to consider switching to linux
Depends on who you are and what you already know.Well, it isn't any more difficult or complicated than installing Windows.
Proton more than simplified a lot of this. Virtualbox/QEMU/KVM/etc. and all that are a non-issue for most users. Lutris is also simple enough, as long as the install scripts are current. The hardest part is learning to understand how the installs work so that making relevant changes don't bork it.True, even with WINE, CrossOver, Bottles, PlayOnLinux, Lutris, SteamOnLinux, VirtualBox, QEMU, KVM, XEN, VMWare, etc. And I'm only partially being sarcastic. Even with all of those options, it legit can still be a bit of a chore, just not too much of one depending on how you look at it.
I mean, installing it is kind of easy but using it is entirely different specially if you have to jump through terminal commands like when I updated Citra, I had to fix it using a terminal at some point.It can be simple. If they want to stay on the older Windows, they can easily just install Linux on another drive and use that for Ryujinx. Or emulation in general for that matter. Can be a decent boost for more weaker hardware too considering how much of a resource hog Windows has become over the years.
Something tells me their user base use the "but I'm too poor to pay for software!" argument a lot.They also recommend that users who are not comfortable upgrading to Windows 10 simply install Linux.
Win 10 destoryed a 6700k and 1070gtx because win10 had no idea how to find drivers right and asigned it a gt710 driver to it fried the card pretty fast that was annoying.Something tells me their user base use the "but I'm too poor to pay for software!" argument a lot.
And upgrading to ten... I've seen quite a few laptops that simply became a slog to use on windows 10, but where modern Linux mint as a great experience.
I seriously doubt they'd handle a switch emulator well, though.
Well, it isn't any more difficult or complicated than installing Windows.