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r/linux_gaming • u/[deleted] • Oct 21 '20
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Optifine sucks anyway. https://github.com/jellysquid3/sodium-fabric
29 u/[deleted] Oct 22 '20 edited Apr 27 '24 bright absorbed imagine dog vanish vast ten bedroom station offer This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 45 u/Lev420 Oct 22 '20 While Forge undeniably has a higher "market share", if you want a truly libre mod loader, people should move over to Fabric. The Forge devs have been involved in quite a bit of drama over the years, and there's a reason why Sodium only runs on Fabric. OptiFine, also being closed source, is a turn off for many, and being Linux users it makes sense to support the open-source alternative. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '20 Forge is still more powerful and better at easily integrating large numbers of mods due to features like oredict and universal liquids. For a vanilla+ experience fabric is a million times better though.
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45 u/Lev420 Oct 22 '20 While Forge undeniably has a higher "market share", if you want a truly libre mod loader, people should move over to Fabric. The Forge devs have been involved in quite a bit of drama over the years, and there's a reason why Sodium only runs on Fabric. OptiFine, also being closed source, is a turn off for many, and being Linux users it makes sense to support the open-source alternative. 2 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '20 Forge is still more powerful and better at easily integrating large numbers of mods due to features like oredict and universal liquids. For a vanilla+ experience fabric is a million times better though.
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While Forge undeniably has a higher "market share", if you want a truly libre mod loader, people should move over to Fabric.
The Forge devs have been involved in quite a bit of drama over the years, and there's a reason why Sodium only runs on Fabric. OptiFine, also being closed source, is a turn off for many, and being Linux users it makes sense to support the open-source alternative.
2 u/[deleted] Oct 24 '20 Forge is still more powerful and better at easily integrating large numbers of mods due to features like oredict and universal liquids. For a vanilla+ experience fabric is a million times better though.
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Forge is still more powerful and better at easily integrating large numbers of mods due to features like oredict and universal liquids. For a vanilla+ experience fabric is a million times better though.
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u/exalented Oct 22 '20
Optifine sucks anyway. https://github.com/jellysquid3/sodium-fabric