Fair enough. Separating work and play can have its benefits.

What’s the application and can you run it in a windows virtual machine?

An update black screened his system and corrupted his time shift backups. So he gave Linux Mint a shot and has been using it for several weeks.

He has switched to Linux Mint instead

Have you tried different version of proton, proton GE or even wine?

I have only had good luck with using wine with the ea app on my desktop PC.

Sounds like Linux Mint would be a good start for you

Yes, you install it on the desktop with protonup

Archive.org is probably the best and safest way to get it now.

https://archive.org/details/grand-theft-auto-2_20231230

Might have to right click and make sure it’s executable, then double click it to install.

Try spamming the space bar on startup and choosing an older kernel

PSA: if you own the crew, consider taking action.

https://www.stopkillinggames.com

Pop Os uses SystemD and not GRUB

Unfortunately it’s gone from there now too

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