[altoyd]

I cannot stand windows anymore. Maybe it’s my schizo brain but I don’t trust everything I do being on a Microsoft-made product. I need privacy, but also want to be able to game. Which distro would be best for this case?

[knoxville]

Dual boot is the way to go. Use window for gaming and do everything else on your choice of linux.

[Drako]

It depends on what games you'll be playing. Linux emulation software has gotten to a point where most if not all offline games run perfectly fine. Anything with an anti-cheat is a tossup these days though. Not even GTAV can be emulated on Linux anymore.

[Dismas]

Anything with an anti-cheat is a tossup these days though. Not even GTAV can be emulated on Linux anymore.

Ironically the game with the worst cheaters.

[Nullasian]

What are you looking to do? Generally, Ubuntu and Linux Mint are good starters.

[unknown2.0]

I cannot stand windows anymore. Maybe it’s my schizo brain but I don’t trust everything I do being on a Microsoft-made product. I need privacy, but also want to be able to game. Which distro would be best for this case?

cool

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What are you looking to do? Generally, Ubuntu and Linux Mint are good starters.

I think yes

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It depends on what games you'll be playing. Linux emulation software has gotten to a point where most if not all offline games run perfectly fine. Anything with an anti-cheat is a tossup these days though. Not even GTAV can be emulated on Linux anymore.

Not sure