ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton
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@kamidon said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@Dashrender said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@brandon220 said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@Dashrender I haven't bought anything with a "home" license in a very long time. You are right. I need to start looking again. My current laptop is almost 6 years old.
Even an OEM Pro license probably doesn't add more than $120 to the machine, and likely less.
But a good video card, wheeeeeeeeeeeeew. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
LOL - All I'm saying is - the Windows license is generally less than 10% the cost of the unit. And if we're talking about a gaming machine - just build your own, poof - no windows license/tax.
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@Dashrender said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@kamidon said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@Dashrender said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@brandon220 said in ProtonDB: Look Up Windows Game Testing on Linux from Valve's Proton:
@Dashrender I haven't bought anything with a "home" license in a very long time. You are right. I need to start looking again. My current laptop is almost 6 years old.
Even an OEM Pro license probably doesn't add more than $120 to the machine, and likely less.
But a good video card, wheeeeeeeeeeeeew. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
LOL - All I'm saying is - the Windows license is generally less than 10% the cost of the unit. And if we're talking about a gaming machine - just build your own, poof - no windows license/tax.
I think Home is around $50
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I went to MicroCenter tonight and was looking at laptops. I had a salesperson ask what I was looking for. I got a strange look when I said I wanted W10 Home cause it would get wiped anyway. I don't think she thought I was serious.
