I would actually recommend against Nobara and instead suggest Bazzite which uses the same kernel and adjustments Nobara has but with a much larger team behind it. It’s very good for gaming and is a generally more secure OS as it teaches you to sandbox all of your apps.
I’ve also had Nobara break catastrophically on upgrade before which required a fresh install. If upgrade doesn’t work on Bazzite it’s trivially fixed by rebasing with one command, and the upgrades themselves aren’t likely to break your configs which is very very nice.
So yeah if you ever feel like distro exploring, definitely check out bazzite it’s a very new and fresh take on Linux with all sorts of nice new tech in it.
I would actually recommend against Nobara and instead suggest Bazzite which uses the same kernel and adjustments Nobara has but with a much larger team behind it. It’s very good for gaming and is a generally more secure OS as it teaches you to sandbox all of your apps.
I’ve also had Nobara break catastrophically on upgrade before which required a fresh install. If upgrade doesn’t work on Bazzite it’s trivially fixed by rebasing with one command, and the upgrades themselves aren’t likely to break your configs which is very very nice.
So yeah if you ever feel like distro exploring, definitely check out bazzite it’s a very new and fresh take on Linux with all sorts of nice new tech in it.
i have no doubt that i will be trying another distro at some point, thank you for the advice
Inevitable.