Fish (if you are kinky), Bash (if you are vanilla), ZSH (if you are masochist who likes pegging)

fish not POSIX terminal, if you need it just use bash/zsh

I've never touched fish but I'm using zsh rn and idk why everyone shits on it

Appimagelauncher 👎

16:30 Yeah Helldivers doesn't run in a vm. I'm running a dedicated win10 vm with qemu-kvm running Sunshine/Moonlight also, for compatibility purposes but anti-cheats try to detect the fact that they are running in a vm or isolated in some container. This is because cheaters love to use VMs as a cheap alternative to 2-pc setups (or to play games with yourself, to boost an account or something). Those detections also tend to rely on real Windows APIs that WINE/Proton can't translate to *nix. The main disappointment for me is Escape From Tarkov, which has so developed an AC engine so deeply entwined with Windows that Linux will *never* see it even for a second. I'm certain there will **never** be a workaround or option for running Tarkov on anything but a bare metal windows box. Generally speaking, if a game has anti-cheat, don't waste your time in a VM. Even if the game runs, you almost certainly will get crippled performance. 24:00 It's a myth that developers can check a box and get Proton/Linux support in their anti-cheat. These games that you're talking about are using customized versions of the AC engine, just like Denuvo anti-DRM is specifically licensed to an individual game title. They aren't universal solutions, and the versions of these AC engines tend to get locked in years before something like "Proton support" was a twinkle in an engineer's eyes. In 5 years from now, the sentiment will likely be true that devs with AC in their games can just "flip a switch, get Linux support for free". For the time being, while I understand and agree with your sentiment (please just make the game compatible), but you are also *completely* incorrect. Your feelings remain valid, but the logic that takes you there is just fake news (if you'll forgive me borrowing the term from those crazies) derived from misunderstanding the technical hurdles involved in updating such an invasive bit of technology.