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Glorious Linux Penguin Correspondence

vyor said:
Just use SteamOS.
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Afair, SteamOs still requires you to have another OS for actual work, and most games working on it are already working on other Linuxes. Didn't check it for some years, though, maybe they managed it to work with most Win-only games...
I personally agree with OP about Mint, but many games on Steam work even on Debian.
 
I'm on Arch and need to finally fix the missing characters.

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Lorsïthrorung said:
I'm on Arch and need to finally fix the missing characters.

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That's going to be a font thing, right? If I recall correctly, installing a font that has the missing characters in the usual way should correct it, if your system has fallback fonts sent up correctly.
 
Lorsïthrorung said:
I'm on Arch and need to finally fix the missing characters.

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Had similar for Steam on Debian - never got to fixing as most Net solutions didn't work and actual working went ok.
Mint worked well in this, though. I think it was initially a bit gamer- oriented.
 
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