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AlienBeans

No, not really.

 

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6 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

No, not really.

 

Is there a point to this thread?

i installed ubuntu on a pc and the download speeds are are worse than windows(out of the box).

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2 minutes ago, AlienBeans said:

i installed ubuntu on a pc and the download speeds are are worse than windows(out of the box).

Right, because an OS is the only thing that affects download speeds, and download speeds alone are indicative of the overall usability of a piece of software...

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1 minute ago, Caroline said:

so? Ubuntu isn't an OS to play games

Thats why Steam sucks on Linux. it is available to install. my point is, its slower than Windows and thats why its whack...on Linux.

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Just now, kelvinhall05 said:

Right, because an OS is the only thing that affects download speeds, and download speeds alone are indicative of the overall usability of a piece of software...

I never said anything about Linux. Im talking about Steam on Linux.

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How much "slower" are the speeds?

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Just now, AlienBeans said:

I never said anything about Linux. Im talking about Steam on Linux.

You don't make any sense lol.

 

You're comparing Steam on Windows to Steam on Linux. The main difference here that could potentially result in different performance or user experience is the OS. There is literally no difference between Steam itself on Windows and Linux.

 

Source: I ran Windows for many years and am currently running Arch (btw).

3 minutes ago, AlienBeans said:

Thats why Steam sucks on Linux. it is available to install. my point is, its slower than Windows and thats why its whack...on Linux.

...what?

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3 minutes ago, Lurick said:

How much "slower" are the speeds?

on windows i can download/install a game at like 14MB/s compared to linux/ubuntu's like 3MB/s max. i did install steamOS first and it wouldnt recognize my pcie wifi card. thats why i went with ubuntu in my quest for gaming on linux. 

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Just now, AlienBeans said:

on windows i can download/install a game at like 14MB/s compared to linux/ubuntu's like 3MB/s max. i did install steamOS first and it wouldnt recognize my pcie wifi card. thats why i went with ubuntu in my quest for gaming on linux. 

Did you install the updates for Ubuntu after installing?

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1 minute ago, Lurick said:

Did you install the updates for Ubuntu after installing?

yeah, i updated it a couple of days ago(actually installed it a couple of days ago for the first time). Ubuntu recognized my wifi hardware right away and was pretty much operate-able "out of the box"..the "usb box" or whatever..

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15 minutes ago, valdyrgramr said:

Try openSUSE it works better.

cool, i'll look it up. any reason why? in specific?

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Just now, AlienBeans said:

yeah, i updated it a couple of days ago(actually installed it a couple of days ago for the first time). Ubuntu recognized my wifi hardware right away and was pretty much operate-able "out of the box"..the "usb box" or whatever..

Hmmm, interesting, I'm surprised because usually any version of Linux is the go to for verifying Windows isn't the issue with network speeds. If you run a speedtest is it roughly what you're paying for? Perhaps the game being downloaded is coming from a server under high load?

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3 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Hmmm, interesting, I'm surprised because usually any version of Linux is the go to for verifying Windows isn't the issue with network speeds. If you run a speedtest is it roughly what you're paying for? Perhaps the game being downloaded is coming from a server under high load?

im pretty sure i did the speed test and it was running..wait no..its slow in the browser too. i just remembered. i'll have to hop on it and retest it and get back to this discussion.

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cool, i might check that out and PopOS i read too. but idk. i still have ubuntu installed on my pc so yeah..im still in the air about what route to go if not every route lol...

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