i tried to pirate games and software on it it was hard to get anything to run.
i think that would make linux not so popular in regions where people depend on piracy.
i want hear your opinions about my point
i tried to pirate games and software on it it was hard to get anything to run.
i think that would make linux not so popular in regions where people depend on piracy.
i want hear your opinions about my point
cyberpunk,and adobe acorobat.
I know adobe photoshop has kernel-level stuff that does not work with Linux, pirated or not. I’d imagine other Adobe products behave similarly.
For Adobe Acrobat, well, it’s an Adobe product, and those are famously not compatible with Linux at all in any capacity. You’ll have to find something to replace it with or spin up a Windows virtual machine to run it.
For Cyberpunk, where did you get it and and what have you tried? Also, consider volunteering any other information that might be helpful (distro, hardware, etc.), I don’t think either of us wants to play 20 Questions to help you troubleshoot.
i got it from dodi repacks,ubuntu,gtx 1650 i5-10500h 16gb ram sata ssd. on steam add as non steam app with proton on.
the repack was installed and i tried to run the file from windows ntfs partiton.
If you can’t stop complaining about how “windows did this automatically, but Linux doesn’t”, maybe Linux isn’t for you. No one is going to hold your hand and do the magic for you.
Linux sometimes has trouble with NTFS partitions. Consider moving it to your Ubuntu partition and trying it again.
You were told before, your cyberpunk issues are user error.
As far as adobe, don’t bother.
why dont bother with adobe?
as with cyberpunk im sure they were problems with proton/wine itself bec i did the right steps and it didnt work
You don’t need Adobe Acrobat, there are fully functional alternatives to read PDF, you don’t have to use Windows software
because there are better pdf readers available for free.
also cyberpunk certainly works for everyone else on proton.