this post was submitted on 16 Jan 2024
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Everyone in the comments: "Actually I don't have the same problems so this is wrong"
That's because Steam/Proton has mostly solved this (with some qualified notorious exceptions), which used to be a real problem even just a few years ago, but not remotely as much these days; the meme is mostly outdated by now, I've lived both cases and it used to be a pain but these days? people are spoiled by Valve and many have never lived the OP situation (which is great news!)
Still applies though. "Oh but it used to be worse"
Yeah, I mean, the best thing to do is to get it working ahead of time.