• Angry_Autist@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    Well I tried redhat ubuntu gentoo fedora knoppix mint arch MEPIS and even fucking slackware because apparently i am a masochist

    And you will say ‘Oh but those are old distros, now they’re much betterer!’

    Nope the weeks of frustration aren’t worth revisiting. You really don’t understand how much PTSD I got from the linux forums

    • TankovayaDiviziya@lemmy.world
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      1 month ago

      Get a techie to set gaming distros for you. My brother installed Bazzite for me and troubleshoots. Speaking of which, Bazzite is meant to be for average users who are less literate on computers. I have rarely had issues on Bazzite unlike with other distros. Indeed, newer distros are better.

      I understand. Linux can be daunting for us average Joes. Plenty of information i see on the internet are either outdated, or simply doesn’t work.

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          1 month ago

          The great news is that all you really need to do to use bazzite is click on things in the gui so your skill set will be a perfect fit.

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          Still, Bazzite is pretty much one of the best Gaming distros out there. All drivers are included with the installation (you select which Hardware you have before downloading) and the OS itself is immutable, so you don’t have to worry about damaging the OS in any way. The only downside is that it exclusively uses Flatpaks, which does have a few problems regarding interoperability between programs (e.g. Firefox doesn’t allow KeePassXC to interact with the KeePass add-on). However, I would recommend Flatpaks either way, since it adds better security and reliability, since you don’t have to worry about an update breaking programs.

          However, if you don’t need that interoperability, I’d say there is little reason not to use it if you want to play games. And when a game doesn’t work, protondb usually gives enough hints to how to fix these issues. Generally, I had less issues with games on there compared to other distros (e.g. OpenSUSE).

          • Angry_Autist@lemmy.world
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            1 month ago

            I don’t think you want the targeted hate that will ensue when I try your suggestion and get stuck on some ridiculous thing with no solution for days.

            Just like the other 12 times I tried some rando cultist’s ‘sure bet’ suggestion in a forum

            You clearly see my disgust for the OS and entire community, yet still you proselytize. Do you not even get a tiny glimpse why most normal people can’t deal with your kind?

    • Communist@lemmy.frozeninferno.xyz
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      1 month ago

      Your experience isn’t normal, I give fedora to the elderly and they have less problems than on windows. You also aren’t saying what any of your problems are, bad trolling.