razdiel

Fixed that for ya.  Rocket.Chat is a steaming pile of refuse code wise.  In Debian based environments it has to be run in a container because some of its dependencies are outdated and cause conflicts elsewhere.
 
This is a fairly universal problem in Linux that makes it not user friendly.

I second this, the world of linux gaming has evolved a TON, i play overwatch and wow everyday without any hassle involved, and the progress you see on it its noticeable, for example: DMC5 just came out and it just runs perfectly fine.

The fact that Linux just works is not an understatement, but it does depends on the point of view:
-if you are targeting a daily-driver to open emails and browse the web and such yes.
-If you are targeting server stuff yes.
-If you are targeting gaming....uh...no...it doesn't...it needs some tricks here and there but it has improved A SHITTON over the last months.
 
Gaming could greatly be a lot better if the choice to install proprietary (and recent drivers) were to some extent slightly easy (like being recommended at startup and you click a button and done), DXKV/Lutris coming included as well as all dependencies and such....

The fact that Linux just works is not an understatement, but it does depends on the point of view:
-if you are targeting a daily-driver to open emails and browse the web and such yes.
-If you are targeting server stuff yes.
-If you are targeting gaming....uh...no...it doesn't...it needs some tricks here and there but it has improved A SHITTON over the last months.
 
Gaming could greatly be a lot better if the choice to install proprietary (and recent drivers) were to some extent slightly easy (like being recommended at startup and you click a button and done), DXKV/Lutris coming included as well as all dependencies and such....

The fact that Linux just works is not an understatement, but it does depends on the point of view:
-if you are targeting a daily-driver to open emails and browse the web and such yes.
-If you are targeting server stuff yes.
-If you are targeting gaming....uh...no...it doesn't...it needs some tricks here and there but it has improved A SHITTON over the last months.
 
Gaming could greatly be a lot better if the choice to install proprietary (and recent drivers) were to some extent slightly easy (like being recommended at startup and you click a button and done), DXKV/Lutris coming included as well as all dependencies and such....

I second this, the world of linux gaming has evolved a TON, i play overwatch and wow everyday without any hassle involved, and the progress you see on it its noticeable, for example: DMC5 just came out and it just runs perfectly fine.

I am actually a patreon of Lutris, they do such a good job!

*Fistbump in Lutris*

I second this, the world of linux gaming has evolved a TON, i play overwatch and wow everyday without any hassle involved, and the progress you see on it its noticeable, for example: DMC5 just came out and it just runs perfectly fine.