Just pick a distro and a small cheap ssd, and make sure you use btrfs and enable snapshotting schedule from day one. Then If you get in that situation its super easy to flip back to an earlier state.
You will absolutely me counter situations that force you to investigate a bit, but as you use it those will become less frequent.
Stay in the Linux environment as long as you can take it. If you get frustrated hop back in windows a bit until you get the hankering to try again.
Worst case scenario is you’re out ~20 USD. (Though I understand that’s too much for some)
A different group of friends and I did that for years, then I decided to move to the other side of the country. I just haven’t had time to establish a local group here to do the same
The expectation v reality was the gutpunch that cut in to the weekend. We still had a blast with the smaller group. We just had to adjust our game plans.
All you really need is just 1 person to have a good time.
My last lan party was a depressing bust. Only two out of I think 9 ended up coming. We tried to make the best of it, but it just wasn’t the same. I hope you and your crew have a blast!
I’ll be sad if valve doesn’t make a SD2, but I get it. They just want to grow their market. If other OEMs are doing it on their own R&D dime all the better for valve.
Just pick a distro and a small cheap ssd, and make sure you use btrfs and enable snapshotting schedule from day one. Then If you get in that situation its super easy to flip back to an earlier state.
You will absolutely me counter situations that force you to investigate a bit, but as you use it those will become less frequent.
Stay in the Linux environment as long as you can take it. If you get frustrated hop back in windows a bit until you get the hankering to try again.
Worst case scenario is you’re out ~20 USD. (Though I understand that’s too much for some)