PLAYING VEGA CONFLICT ON LINUX.

Support has ended for Windows 7 and will end for Windows 10 in a couple of years. With Windows 11 coming this year older equipment (and some newer) can struggle with Windows . In addition the lack of control with Windows 10 is a big problem for on lne gaming. Just as you are in that important bit in the game Windows decides to update!

Steam have developed a way for some Linux Operating Systems to play Windows games.  I have tested this for Vega conflict and have to say that the game runs at least as good as in Windows.  In fact the graphics are a bit sharper.

A computer running Linux should be better than running Windows.  Linux uses far less resources.

So here is a guide on how to run Vega Conflict, and according to Steam most Windows based games, on Linux.

There are two Linux operating systems that I know work ok.  Linux Mint and the system Linux Mint is based on Ununtu.

I chose Linux Mint (Mate) 64 bit because the GUI - what you see on screen - is very similar to Windows 7. Google Linux Mint and choose latest version of Mint (Mate) 64bit

First step is to download the ISO file, then burn a DVD or make a live USB.

Use a spare hard drive of at least 120 GB - do not overwrite your Windows disc.