@Sapphire-381
Hollow Knight, Celeste, Stardew Valley Blasphemous, all of those are Linux native games to try
@Cloud67TR
you can use steam just enable proton in settings also you can add non steam games
@puffierfisher3666
You can enable Proton to play most windows games on Linux on the game’s settings.
@aiodensghost
Yo, Proton and Steam got you covered, man. Unless its something that uses a kernal-level anti-cheat (think CoD, Destiny 2, GTA Online) you can still play it on Linux.
@NUTUS-PRODUCTIONS
You can still play almost all games that have no kernel level anticheat as wine and proton allow you to run .exe files on Linux
@0hhStormy
Most games on Steam can run on Linux if you enable steam play :)
@EdoVro
The C drive filling up, that’s temporary files, I completely disabled Windows Updates through the registry like 3 or 4 years ago and yet I still have to clear temp files like once a month
@Rafaell_Lucio
Enable Proton for all games on Steam's settings
@Insomniac_Insights
Instead of 3 partition, use 2. Or use just 1 if you don't end up breaking the system, you'll be fine.
@CommentGuard717
Make sure you go to the docs to get things like audio working
@adamnickels8117
It's pretty easy to play most games on Mint OS
@NewGuy478
You can use wine and bottles for windows game besides Steams proton
@Rustybike_
I got a ztt video talking about how a lot of people are switching to Linux and scrolled one short down and this was the second vid😅
@da_pwo
Im pretty sure most if not all of those games already work fine either natively or through proton
@ironmansoc
Instead of using normal windows try Ghost Spectre or Tiny10, it disables windows updates depending on which one u choose, besides performance increase
@kyle9777
Installed mint in a 2011 imac works amazingly
@Toda_Ciencia
I run Fedora KDE in a 15-year-old Thinkpad T410.
@four-en-tee
Good god, only 28 GB?
@flloatwer
Go to settings, compatibilty, enable steam play and select the newest version of proton. Then you can run all games
@coolhandle572