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What irritates me about Steam is that I can not run a game on my desktop and a different game on my laptop. Regardless of any legal mumbo-jumbo in the Steam agreement, I paid for those "licenses" separately, the two computers are on the same network and only a few feet away from each other.

I am guessing ARM? Dont know how they would otherwise get into Windows and x86/64. Though I suppose NV does have the cash to buy a license.

What are they suggesting I replace my system with? A Co-pilot AI certified Surface Tablet? Because I'll get better performance?

Thank you to everyone. I am good at this point. Much appreciated! -EB

Its ok, you can 'splain me. Sooooooo with the Pi 5 I'll likely pick up when I am free of Duck/house sitting, what flavor (Distro?) of linux is sugested?

Is this for 670e or 870e boards? Does it even matter?

Thanks, Stuck at my Sister's for a week, house, duck, fish and turtle sitting. I just want to get time using the OS. Dont plan to dump Windows, gaming is so much easier and I know it well enough. Learning nuts and bolts of Linux on the hobby level to keep my brain active and learning kind of...

Pi 5 looks nice enough and from what I have read capable. Being me I am thinking 8gb. Wondering how big an SD I would need. I do have a small amount of NAS available (about 7gb) and some old m.2 ssd's with usb adapters.) for additional storage.

I have not used ssh. I understand I should be able to ssh my router too. Is there a good instruction guide to be found?

I have an old Raspberry Pi 1 or 2 laying around somewhere, though picking up a new one would be nice too. Would I need a Monitor attached to the Pi after OS Setup? No monitor, of course, makes finding it a place to live a lot easier.

Mostly to learn and practice.

I am, Do tell.......

Oh gee, guess what I installed last night :( No problems yet, though this machine is on ethernet. Should I update my laptops? Hmmmmmm.

Anyone out there knowledgeable on the topic? :)

I think this is a good move. Core parking just isnt stable (IMO) (maybe stable isnt the right word, finished? Ready?) I click play from steam/Battle.net/GoG or double click an icon on my desktop and I can watch core parking go on/off/on/off as the game loads. Cut Scenes in particular but not...

I was thinking the Windows built in linux option - but know nothing about it.

Or should I just make Linux USB stick, will I risk frying my Windows file system?

Getting ready to take another stab of linux. How well do the various Linux's in the Windows Store work? As a beginer-ish Linux noob which should I pick?

Thanks Does seem to be much clearer/better.

No example video?