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Reading. There were more, but I can't find it in english right now. In russian if you know it.

Btw

However, AMD-V enables the hypervisor to disable the cpuid trap,

https://github.com/TheDuchy/rdtsc-cpuid-vm-check

No. march is avaliable instructions and mtune is timings. mcpu does, but it is not used on x86 for some reason

Thanks

How? It is kernel-level. There is no windows kernel in proton.

3. Play games with SDL_VIDEODRIVER=kmsdrm

Let's begin that Nvidia's proprietary drivers is main issue

Do it.

Gentoo with -march=native -mtune=native on x86(-64) or -mcpu=native everywhere else

Nvidia in the other castle

BattlEye still will detect virtualization. At least on intel.

BattlEye is kernel rootkit and is not supported by proton. Guess why.

I played it

I'd wager that it's your scheduler.

How did you know??

Linux used the CFS scheduler which is outdated and not really optimal for desktop usage.

And Linux kernel is full of outdated math. Like outdated addtion, outdated subtraction. /s

If you want "like on windows", then you need dynamic priority, not another scheduling algorithm. Basically you want your compositor to set lower priority value(which means higher priority) to process whoose window now is focused.

Depending on what you perceive as snappiness, it is because of misconfiguration.

If you perceive response time of desktop enviroment snappiness, you need to configure desktop server(xorg-server, kwin_wayland, xwayland) and compositor(or disable it) to run in real-time mode. Maybe there is also "prefer smoothness" option in you desktop enviroment settings like on KDE.

If you play games, then migrate to X11. Games don't know how to enable tearing on wayland. And in general X11 seems to work better with games.

I hope by partition UUID you mean root=PARTUUID=, not root=UUID= because kernel can understand only PARTUUID.

Kernel says it can't mount root device. Maybe it is not specified or kernel just can't find it. You need to edit root= parameter for kernel. For:

1. GRUB: press 'e' to edit menu entry and then press 'F10' to boot
2. LILO: just append desired root=
3. EFIStub: change it in config and recompile it

If you use GRUB you can use its console and search for disk and partition where root fs is located.

Is userbase proportional to area or radius?

Ctrl+Alt+F1

Maybe try to do inkscape?

You can make pony flavored Debian based distro named Derpian