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I'm soon starting to learn game development with Godot. Am I making a mistake if I install Linux?
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The original was posted on /r/godot by /u/GarryGrandi on 2026-08-18 22:25:52+00:00.

I bought a new laptop last year, and it has Windows 11. I planned it to be the laptop that I use to finally transition from Windows to Linux, but then I got interested in learning game development, and I'm starting to have doubts.

Am I making a mistake if I still move on with my plan and install Linux anyways? Apart from the hassle of learning Linux as well, are there any other major caveats specific to game development?

The other alternative is that I install Windows 10. I refuse to touch the bloated mess that is Windows 11.
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