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  • I mean, base Fedora probably is more stable.

    Playing games requires an lot of extra stuff, and the kernal is more bleeding edge in nobara to keep those GPU updates (if AMD) and performance tweaks fresh and useful.

    but generally speaking from my experience, Nobara is no more or less stable than anything else, windows or linux. And any issue I did rarely had was typically resolved with a reboot, and generally from a game.




  • If you are going to game daily, I would recommend Nobara. Which is based on Fedora, but has all the gaming stuff precompiled/installed and ready to go from the start, Which makes getting started with gaming much easier. Its very user friendly to boot.

    but if you just want an binary answer between Mint or Fedora, I’d say Fedora… since you will still be able to find, install, and benefit from a lot of the Nobara stuff, even if its not included in the box from the start.





  • Steam, as a program, has fundamentally gotten worse with every update ever since they switched to electron/chromium

    remember for a while they tried to take small mode away from us.

    cause they are going down the same route that everything goes. Its gotten popular, so now they are trying to turn it into a social media platform.

    I dont want a social media playform. theres already enough of those. I just want a small, slick, low resource, easy to use, quick to load program to buy my games and launch them.