But that recommendation sounds more like you recommend it based on the promise that it will improve. Even if it had improved: I really don’t see its value compared to the brutal competition, at least on PC, which is kinda where OP wants to be heading to.
I totally get the money issue. But there a people who already consider Linux gaming as a big hassle. I play games on Linux myself and ai cannot deny that it has it issues as soon as you get into some niches (sim racing is one of these considering hardware support). I have serious doubts if Linux on a PS5 is something that could make me happy for gaming purposes. If you find the current solution feasible than yeah, go for it.
Considering PMR: I haven’t tried it myself. But compared to it’s alternatives it just does not sound like a good option. Speaking about alternatives, we are deep into PC territory again. Which might make the decision easier to go for Linux?
Is it really worth it to use Linux on a PS5 instead of just buying a PC?
On the other hand: Does one really want to play PMR?
The AMD announcement does not further eloberate on how this will effect Linux, right? Like this will automatically be enabled with a certain Kernel version?
Thx for explaining it further. I respect your opinion, if that is what you like to mix things up. I will still use AMS2 or RBR as an alternative to LMU which is my main sim of the last couple of weeks. And there is always a chance to look into PMR sometime next year if they keep improving. LMU was far from perfect at its start as well.