Hi!
I juet tested a few distributions and have some questions how to combine all the good things:
- Fedora - overall I think it was my favourite OS but I would like to choose something less dependent on american corporation
- ChachyOS - Gnome version was crushing during games and KDE Plasma was OK-ish but I don’t like the overall look. Nice thigs - KDE allowed me to change the brightness of my monitor directly in the system (sic!) but looked bad. Also - there is Software app on GNOME desktops that is amazing - apps installed from there always work and there are all apps I usually need - how to bring this app to Mint?
- OpenSUSE - after recovering my system 5 times after performing regular system update last week I decided to look for alternatives
- Linux Mint - Looks nice, I spent only like 30-60 minuts on it so hard to say but I think that if I could bring Software app from fedora/opensuse gnome with flatpak and flathub amazing GUI I would spend some time on customazing the look and would be able to stay longer.
- How to have Software shop from fedora/opensuse gnome on Mint? Is it possible?
- How is the performance in Gming on Mint?
Well, that’s a good point. I have 9070. Any recommendations? Maybe I will give another chance to OpenSUSE…
Which version of opensuse did you try?for a desktop I would always use Tumbleweed.
I tried Leap, will consider testing Tumbleweed during the weekend :)
Nobara and Bazzite are gaming focused distributions, but they are both based on Fedora. OpenSUSE Tumbleweed will give you the lastest kernel version if you want a rolling release distro.