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Message: [QUOTE="CaptainSkelly, post: 313421, member: 423912"] If you update too frequently, things might break so, it's best to not update for a while and let devs and maintainers fix stuff. It helps to be in discords or communities for your respective distro of choice just in case for news and updates or heads up, etc. Also sweet, Linux thread! I run CachyOS! Arch-based distro that is well-rounded and great for anyone. It's taught me how to handle maintaining an Arch system while not making me feel like I'm totally left to my own devices. They have a "welcome" GUI pop up on first install with lots of buttons and links to the wiki, discord, other help, etc. It's very handy. Have had 0 problems on CachyOS. Been just gaming away and editing little videos from clips I'll get while playing fighting games online. Kdenlive and DaVinci Resolve are great video editors on Linux! I use Kdenlive. Anyways, switching to Linux was great. Most distros are pretty good these days but if you wanna game and be up to date with software and hardware support, pick something Fedora or Arch-based like Nobara, PikaOS (which actually is a very customized Debian), CachyOS. Especially if you have an Nvidia card, you'll REALLY wanna stay up to date. So go with something Fedora or Arch-based. My computer feels like it's MY computer and it's not sluggish like Windows. Windows kinda has a sluggy feeling to it. Like it's constantly thinking about nothing and bloats itself. Tons of random telemetry and background processes eating up resources and power. I grew up on Windows so it's just sad to see the experience go downhill. If you don't mind a little learning curve, a good Linux distro will be a good change of pace and your PC will really feel like your PC. No logging into any account BS, no ads, no annoying notifications. Just you, and your computer. Also, getting gaming set up on Linux has gotten extremely easy these days. Especially with the help of programs like Lutris or Heroic. Super handy for other storefronts like GOG or Epic. [/QUOTE]

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