u/Kindly-Ingenuity-477

Hello all, I hope this finds you well.

To make a long story short, I work at a company that has a call center and the CEO wants to expand it so that agents can work from home on their mobile phones(I think this is a horrible idea).

I wanted to know how possible this is given our tech stack and what implementation would look like? Need some advice to see if this is feasible haha.

---TECH STACK---
ViciDial as SIP Dialer through Asterisk Server
We use multiple in house web-tools (CrowdCollect, Webfin and more)

I know that Softphones exist but with our tech stack and the nature of the call center, I think this is a bad idea and not worth it.

thoughts?

EDIT - I did not see the rule about not asking for reccomendations for businesses so my apologies in advance haha. I more need advice for myself just to be sure this is actually a bad idea and not just me being picky.

Hello all

I have pivoted from using windows my entire life to using arch linux in the last 2 months or so (because of corporate greed etc.) and have mostly been using it for work since i work in IT. However, I want to use arch on my gaming pc and I found out the hard way that Apex Legends does not work, regardless of compatibility layers like proton, wine etc. (Supposedly EA and Respawn Entertainment just don't allow linux devices to play their games, i checked)

My question is, what percentage of games are actually playable on arch ? Not litterally, but in general, can the average gamer get everything they need to game properly with a machine running arch(or any other linux distro for that matter)?