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# LFGos

LFGos is built on Ubuntu Core 22.04.3 but may be switched to Linux Mint 21.2 "Victoria". Still Ubuntu at it's core, but closer to Windows UI.

**Changelog (23.9.8)**

* Lutris installed.
* Heroic Launcher (3rd-party epic games launcher) installed.
* Feral's GameMode installed.
  * CPU governor
  * I/O priority
  * Process niceness
  * Kernel scheduler (`SCHED_ISO`)
  * Screensaver inhibiting
  * GPU performance mode (NVIDIA and AMD), GPU overclocking (NVIDIA)
  * Custom scripts
* Proton 8 installed.
* Proton Experimental installed.
* Proton EasyAntiCheat compatibility.
* Proton BattleEye compatibility.
* Proton Hotfix.
* Proton Next.
* Installed gaming-graphics-core22.

**Changelog (23.9.7**)

* OEM Mode for OOBE
* Ubuntu light install (does not include unnecessary bloat/applications.)
* Steam installed.
* RetroArch installed.

**To-Do**

* Mitigations=off **toggle**
* Install Edge w/Xbox cloud streaming
* Install Chiaki for PS cloud streaming


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