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-> Do you use a VM for playing Windows Games?
-> No
-> Yes with virtual VGA [usable for old games]
-> Yes with VGA passthrough [usable for new games]
-> Which hypervisor do you use for VM gaming?
-> I don't.
-> VirtualBox
-> Xen
-> KVM/QEMU
-> Which chipset does you Mainboard use?
-> [Text field]
-> Which Mainboard do you use?
-> [Text field]
As I know some people who use ARM boards for Gaming (Retro Gaming in most cases, but with powerful boards also some newer games, as there are qemu-user-static-$ARCH), it might be good to change the options in the Distro Arch selection to:
-> i386 [instead of 32-bit]
-> amd64 [instead of 64-bit]
-> armhf [for armv7 and armv6l]
-> arm64 [for armv8]
x86 32-bit
x86 64-bit
ARM 32-bit
ARM 64-bit
Also, please add the following option to "Do you dual-boot with a different operating system?":
Yes with Chrome OS
I think it's better have a focused set of questions to keep the statistics useful and readable. Just My Opinion™.
Office PC: Intel Core i5 5300U, 16 GB RAM, with RHEL
Home PC: Intel Core i7-5500U, 16 GB RAM, with Chrome OS + Xubuntu
Neither has discrete GPU.
I prefer to use the second one for gaming(Chrome OS + Xubuntu)
I also agree with tuubi here, we don't want to utterly overload it. We want questions people will be really interested in.
Can you add Korora to the distro list? Thanks!
Carl