@@TelamCanidae its very noob friendly, fedora in general is beginner friendly but nobara has more gui tools along with fixes for more gaming hardware already applied, it has kernel optimization to reduce latency and make frame times more stable, there shouldnt be much setup you have to do
Tried Garuda, Nobara and currently on Bazzite. I must say is pretty awesome, and being immutable distro, is pretty stable. So far my favorite "gaming" distro. ChimeraOS is pretty good performance wise.
I wonder what the best the OS for modding games is. I'm into playing games where you can tweak the files and sometimes use different executables for a custom game experience.
A little warning for those who wants the closest experience to the steam Deck on a PC with HoloIso: The Distro always boot in the console gaming mode, every time. Furthermore, the Distro is made specifically for AMD GPUs so there's no Nvdia or Intel GPU drivers pre installed.
I'm a purist, vanilla arch manually installed, then I'll add all I need bit by bit and configure everything myself. I love the fact that I truly own my system and know every aspect of it, since I've built and configured both the hardware and the software, it is way more work, but it pays off imho.
Honestly everything arch sucks balls and anyone pretending the effort is superior in any ways is living some weirdo delusional elitism alternate reality.
@@TylerDurden-dd1tq Your reply shows that you're one of those who can't even install Arch to begin with, also, it screams butthurt, since you lack the skills to use it yourself. In reality, Arch is an awesome distro which empowers it's users to customize their systems according to their needs, with prompt access to the latest updates, also, the AUR is excellent, and it has the best wiki of all distros.
@@goodtimeschan Look you dumb cuck no one should spend unfathomable hours trying to install some cringelord anime-land OS which can be bricked on any single upcoming update. Total data loss for what? hyprland? lmfao that shit doesnt even have copy and paste functionality out of the box. Arch is not stable. Being a purist is one thing but deepthroating arch is fucking weird. It has almost zero positives over other distros. I would rather learn holy C and exclusively use temple os or hannah montanah linux.
@@Rood67why XFCE in particular? I need to play around with more environments. Maybe I do that this week on my pc in the garage. He’s running Garuda with KDE rn.
@@Satan-Claus Because XFCE isn't as bloated with eye-candy. I have no particular love for any Linux desktop over another, other than I want a GUI interface. So, I don't run tiling desktops or all terminal ones. I don't need giggly windows or swooshing effects. I tried all that years ago, rotating cube for workspaces and such. It was only good for showing off, not practicality. So, XFCE is my happy medium, GUI without candy.
@@Satan-Claus I can't wait for XFCE to catch up with this wayland stuff. But my DE of choice is going to be labwc based with wlroots if possible. KDE & Gnome are there to map out all the feature sets, nobody actually uses them.
Nobaras had a big change to the nvidia cards it will support this passed week. A lot of people are bailing to something else. Appreciate the suggestions!
I tried Nobara, wasn't good, had issues with wayland-x bridge that had me just play on x11 all the time. If I was doing it again, or recommending? Just go with fedora-kde, no issues since fedora 40 with plasma 6 landed, and I even play all the time on wayland.
I tried Drauger OS and it's horrible, just trying to install in dualboot, principality in partition is a nightmare, them the KDE was modified and with a lot restrictions, and as soon I installed there was a lot updates, I did reboot and broke the system. I reinstalled wait almost a week before the first update and when I did it , the system broke again. Someone from the support try to help me and none of the methods he tried worked and now I need to install a new OS 🥺🥺🥺
When installing a Linux OS for pc gaming for a novice linux user who learns everything from watching DIY TH-cam videos, what OS has the most up to date & useful YT videos to hold their hand when tweaking Proton &/or Steam launchers? That also needs to be used as a daily pc, just handling emails, web surfing, & YT videos. I'm thinking either Nobara OS, what do you think? ...just asked him, he only has experience using Ubuntu, so getting him away from it might be a good idea so he is less likely to screw up the install, as it is now he is obsessed with doing updates & tweaking of his OS to the point he breaks his operating system & in the past has even bricked a pc twice, so he's never learns.
If I also wanted to use an OS like this as a file server and backup server (say Immich for photo backup and maybe OMV or TrueNAS for file backup), would it work well? I'm assuming I'd have to virtualize openmediavault or something.
Bazzite, nobara, and cachyOS are my fav. Garuda is up there too. The latest one I feel should be mentioned and offers a new approach to prevent breaking dependency libraries would be nixOS
Bazzite nukes partitions due to being atomic? Okay, probably that was a Joke? I Love bazzite, its reliability is on another Level. I use it on my older gaming PC, can do everything on it without Problems.
@@dafimuzw i Game on it, use it for Office applications, edit Photos. Podman is there in Case i need Something Not available on flathub. It is a ryzen 3600with GTX 980ti GPU,so newer Games dont Run with highest Details on 4k obviously
@@dafimuzw I sure can do. It's a ryzen 3600x with nvidia gtx 980ti. So like a 9 year old GPU and a somewhat newer CPU. I can play most modern games with it, often I even play stuff in 4k (with 60Hz). Don't know what else to add, though...
@@matthiasbendewald1803 When i go the the bazzite download page it asks me to choose my gpu. But from the two available Nvidia choices both give this answer: "Your selected hardware does not support Steam Gaming Mode at this time. The Desktop version of Bazzite is still available." Is this important you think? Can I still download bazzite and use it as a gaming OS?
Have used Garuda distro for a several months, but had to go back to Windows - gaming was good on Linux - loved it, modded gaming was not! Without Mod Organizer 2, or an equivalent mod manager, on Linux playing heavily modded Skyrim, Fallout or Starfield was impossible - at least for me.
do you just mean automatic mod organizers dont work? or you mean you cant even do it manually? i mean im still modding everything manually on windows os it wont be a problem on linux this way?
@@miavelvet I mean Wabbajack doesn't work under Linux in any form, Mod Organiser 2 for Starfield is not available to Linux (MO2 V1.25) as at the time I was trying to move to Linux, maybe different now several months later. Vortex on Linux is a Nightmare also...thus the Modlists I like to play can not, in my experience, be installed on Linux...I'm not going to try installing A Story Wealth manually for example - I value my sanity too much...
@@vbmdsm oh well maybe im old fashioned at this point but every time i tried to use mod launchers under windows (btw tried vortex recently it was a nightmare for the game i tried to mod) it was a headache. So i install all mods manually anyway so i hope it would be fine under linux then
@@miavelvet Manual installation is not feasible at all for larger Wabbajack packs - they are super-large sets of mods, pre-configured, with a predefined load order, tested by community. You could do this yourself 10 years ago when you installed 30 mods for New Vegas, but ex. my current Skyrim setup has over 800 mods (and the installation took just like an hour), and there are much more complex modpacks.
i have a laptop with amd ryzen 7 and rtx 4060 but without iGPU. i want install linux for software development, which better linux distro for this case?
I have a ryzen 9, with rtx 3060, I tried vanilla Arch, Pop OS, Nobara, and Garuda, and tested them for overall use and gaming, so far the best experience for me is Garuda, using it for close to two years, it's the only one that render my games without tearing, No mans Sky, Skyrim, Witcher 3, Cyberpunk, and was the only one no giving me issues with the rtx card, plus if you are going to develop with Garuda you have the power of Arch, the latest, npm, cargo, docker, ruby, neovim, java, versions. Highly recommended.
Not unless you mess with things without knowing what they are before hand Which window’s devs do concerningly often So yeah it should generally be more stable
@@coldsun1187 All games maybe. On web they show people buying downloaded versions but in real life it's not like this. Doing so you would buy many games that are very bad. Doing so there is games that wouldn't be playable or per moments du to bugs.
Translation. He is mocking,he is trying to blast and disrespect the games you know like paying TV and that it's only good for playing. Well this depends on the games.
I use Arch with the CachyOS kernel and repos. I'm not a fan of CachyOS proper as it feels a bit Ubuntu-ey with all its preinstalled software and various tweaks and versions of stock Arch packages. The kernel is nice as is their version of Proton, but their automation means they're making choices for you which goes against why I got into Linux to begin with. I get that it's trying to be user friendly but I want that control.
I would like to add at least an honorable mention, CachyOS an Arch based distro, very user friendly, 0 issues with gaming, no problems with anything 10/10
I've used Nobara until last month, but an update on Plasma broke the system so a went to Chimera OS, running flawless on my interposer i5-12500H + RX 6600. Holo ISO is experimental. Bazzite behave is confusing. I've been working with Linux for 20 years and I know how much the system has evolved for games. Today in 2024, I only have reasons to use Windows in games with anticheat. BTW i have Steam Deck too. Great fame console/computer.
EAC, Battleye, Gameguard, Xigncode, PunkBuster, VAC. All the anticheat work even that denuvo malware. The only thing that doesn't work is when Corporations ransom the market by denying access to their anticheat webportal. GTA V just did it recently and will be a great case for section 230 reform.
@@LiminalThought Dang I have the same gpu and I’m getting stuttering and dips in certain games. When I play unreal engine 5 titles like Black Myth Wukong my fps TANKS. Not in windows tho. Did you follow any specific guides or have any advice? I just installed the KDE v of Nobara with the NV proprietary drivers, and had left it as is when I tried playing games.
Years ago there was move in US DOD to move from Windows to Linux operating systems. This would allow IT personnel complete control and openness for reviews and actions. They could prove abiding by all laws and save lots of federal funds; almost free, because Windows licenses were expensive. It was turned down by senior management which is why Bill Gates and Microsoft own the world now, including all of those military and intel networks. Regards
Garuda's rolling release scheme defeats the whole purpose of being for high-end gaming. Their updates would frequently break some games since those were not exactly made to run on systems other than Windows. But its performance was really outstanding, as a comparison, my current one (Regata OS) barely keeps 30 fps in Cyberpunk 2077 with high settings, Garuda could manage 40 to 50 fps in Ultra settings with Ray tracing enabled but it would freeze the whole system, requiring a hard reset in the KDE version. One day after an update the bluetooth daemon started to crash in my latest install with SwayWM, which left me without sound, and patience.
Something is wrong with your current setup. Driver version? Dynamic boost (if it's a laptop) enabled? Gamemode installed/added to command prompt? While gaming distros may give a slight edge, it really shouldn't be more than 5% of difference with the same driver installed.
He stated twice, at the beginning and again at the end; you can do all this yourself. These distro’s are great for Linux noobs that won’t leave windows because they want gaming.
Where is CachyOS? 🤨 It is better than Garuda... ...and OpenSuse - better that Nobara OS, more stable and with "snapshots". Even Fedora is better choice than Nobara...
@@Satan-Claus Because of stability! I'm really appreciate to GloriousEggroll work in ProtonGE, but his OS is totally garbage - too many unneeded packages, unstable BTRFS (I've tested that and after first installation it just "go away" without reason after install of NVidia driver o.O), not so stable updates, even kernel is not "a performance booster". So I don't see any reason to install Nobara - it will be better to install Fedora and "everything" that you really need for gaming. I understand that "not everyone should know how to install X or Y or Z" but come on, we are in 21st century... and very good docs of Fedora and ArchWiki, which is good place to get some details. ;)
@@Satan-Claus because of stability! I understand that someone would like to have all apps installed. As much as I respect the work of Glorious Eggroll for his contribution to ProtonGE, unfortunately I can't say the same for his OS, because is a totally garbage...
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IMO OpenSuse Tumbleweed has got all the good stuff in regards to gaming. I haven't played with atomic stuff but Fedora can be the way to go, and then setup all that I need on top of it. There's also the silver blue option.
Some of these are decentbut let's be real, NONE of them can hold a candle to Windows when it comes to gaming. I wish it wasn't so, but it is. Linux gaming distros are sadly copium.
So in short Linux is as good for gaming in 2024 as it was in 1999! Pitiful! Now that MS owns most of the game devs. it's a total wrap on Linux gaming and desktop use.
@@Nodestradamus LOL you're delusional. Fortnight is garbage for one thing, and its not really the game people with Decks are flocking to play. Maybe you should do a little research on the Deck, what games are being played on Steam and how much growth to Linux the Deck has brought to the table.
😂 If only there was a desktop Linux distribution that was genuinely user-friendly from start to finish for non-tech people... Linux could've had a _massive_ surge in new users with the crap Microsoft has been pulling lately. 30 years later and Linux is still making users piss-fart around in the terminal just to get the most basic shit done. BUT in saying that, Windows has pissed me off so much that I'm dual-booting Linux Bazzite for web browsing and games. It's relaxing to be in an OS that isn't trying to trick me every 5 seconds into turning on some malware feature, installing 'updates' behind my back when I told it not to, resetting my privacy settings, or sending all my taskbar searches to Microsoft.
Nobara with KDE has worked flawless for me! I love it!
as much as i love it i do hate having to use separate tools for packages/updater (not discover)
Going to give it a try! Noob here, wish me luck 😁
@@TelamCanidae its very noob friendly, fedora in general is beginner friendly but nobara has more gui tools along with fixes for more gaming hardware already applied, it has kernel optimization to reduce latency and make frame times more stable, there shouldnt be much setup you have to do
I am a beginner ,but Nobara has worked like magic for me ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️😃
Nobara OS is stated to be for R&D purposes and not fit for workstations.
After 3 years used Garuda, I swapped this year to Cachy OS and I must say ...on gaming performance is its own winner !
I agree with your offering and superlative dunk it in the bin.
and general snappyness
Pop!OS has been my go-to for a gaming PC. I honestly didn't know there were so many game focused distros though.
Tried Garuda, Nobara and currently on Bazzite. I must say is pretty awesome, and being immutable distro, is pretty stable. So far my favorite "gaming" distro. ChimeraOS is pretty good performance wise.
Bazzite ?
"Cloud native" hmmm...looks like I stepped in crap.
I wonder what the best the OS for modding games is. I'm into playing games where you can tweak the files and sometimes use different executables for a custom game experience.
A little warning for those who wants the closest experience to the steam Deck on a PC with HoloIso: The Distro always boot in the console gaming mode, every time. Furthermore, the Distro is made specifically for AMD GPUs so there's no Nvdia or Intel GPU drivers pre installed.
Interesting, I'll look into it. Thx! I've got AMD-based desktop.
I suggest mx Linux with KDE is a little more up-to-date than pop OS and consumes less resources. Greetings!
Linux Mint works just fine and you can stay away from the woke religious crowd fumbling about with feelings.
I'm a purist, vanilla arch manually installed, then I'll add all I need bit by bit and configure everything myself. I love the fact that I truly own my system and know every aspect of it, since I've built and configured both the hardware and the software, it is way more work, but it pays off imho.
Honestly everything arch sucks balls and anyone pretending the effort is superior in any ways is living some weirdo delusional elitism alternate reality.
@@TylerDurden-dd1tq Seems like you're one of those who can't even install Arch to begin with, lmao. Your comment screams butthurt.
@@TylerDurden-dd1tq Your reply shows that you're one of those who can't even install Arch to begin with, also, it screams butthurt, since you lack the skills to use it yourself. In reality, Arch is an awesome distro which empowers it's users to customize their systems according to their needs, with prompt access to the latest updates, also, the AUR is excellent, and it has the best wiki of all distros.
it looks like u are macos or Windows user @TylerDurden-dd1tq
@@goodtimeschan Look you dumb cuck no one should spend unfathomable hours trying to install some cringelord anime-land OS which can be bricked on any single upcoming update. Total data loss for what? hyprland? lmfao that shit doesnt even have copy and paste functionality out of the box. Arch is not stable. Being a purist is one thing but deepthroating arch is fucking weird. It has almost zero positives over other distros. I would rather learn holy C and exclusively use temple os or hannah montanah linux.
I've been running Garuda with KDE desktop and it's been great so far.
I’m using XFCE, but loving Garuda so far
@@Rood67why XFCE in particular? I need to play around with more environments. Maybe I do that this week on my pc in the garage. He’s running Garuda with KDE rn.
@@Satan-Claus Because XFCE isn't as bloated with eye-candy. I have no particular love for any Linux desktop over another, other than I want a GUI interface.
So, I don't run tiling desktops or all terminal ones. I don't need giggly windows or swooshing effects. I tried all that years ago, rotating cube for workspaces and such. It was only good for showing off, not practicality.
So, XFCE is my happy medium, GUI without candy.
I've been running Garuda with i3 for a bout a year now. Taught me how much i love wm's lol
@@Satan-Claus I can't wait for XFCE to catch up with this wayland stuff. But my DE of choice is going to be labwc based with wlroots if possible. KDE & Gnome are there to map out all the feature sets, nobody actually uses them.
Nobaras had a big change to the nvidia cards it will support this passed week. A lot of people are bailing to something else. Appreciate the suggestions!
Bazzite does not "nuke partitions" during updates.
I tried Nobara, wasn't good, had issues with wayland-x bridge that had me just play on x11 all the time. If I was doing it again, or recommending? Just go with fedora-kde, no issues since fedora 40 with plasma 6 landed, and I even play all the time on wayland.
Also Fedora main since 38, very stable, and even with NVIDIA drivers and Wayland, works great for many big games like Doom Eternal...
Ordinary distributions are simply the best, ever.👍
I tried Drauger OS and it's horrible, just trying to install in dualboot, principality in partition is a nightmare, them the KDE was modified and with a lot restrictions, and as soon I installed there was a lot updates, I did reboot and broke the system. I reinstalled wait almost a week before the first update and when I did it , the system broke again. Someone from the support try to help me and none of the methods he tried worked and now I need to install a new OS 🥺🥺🥺
When installing a Linux OS for pc gaming for a novice linux user who learns everything from watching DIY TH-cam videos, what OS has the most up to date & useful YT videos to hold their hand when tweaking Proton &/or Steam launchers? That also needs to be used as a daily pc, just handling emails, web surfing, & YT videos. I'm thinking either Nobara OS, what do you think?
...just asked him, he only has experience using Ubuntu, so getting him away from it might be a good idea so he is less likely to screw up the install, as it is now he is obsessed with doing updates & tweaking of his OS to the point he breaks his operating system & in the past has even bricked a pc twice, so he's never learns.
Why no mint xfce
If I also wanted to use an OS like this as a file server and backup server (say Immich for photo backup and maybe OMV or TrueNAS for file backup), would it work well? I'm assuming I'd have to virtualize openmediavault or something.
Bazzite, nobara, and cachyOS are my fav. Garuda is up there too. The latest one I feel should be mentioned and offers a new approach to prevent breaking dependency libraries would be nixOS
Yep, I use NixOS as my daily driver, even for gaming....
Bazzite nukes partitions due to being atomic? Okay, probably that was a Joke?
I Love bazzite, its reliability is on another Level. I use it on my older gaming PC, can do everything on it without Problems.
would you mind to explain even further about your old pc and what can it do these days with the bazzite? 😂
@@dafimuzw i Game on it, use it for Office applications, edit Photos. Podman is there in Case i need Something Not available on flathub.
It is a ryzen 3600with GTX 980ti GPU,so newer Games dont Run with highest Details on 4k obviously
@@dafimuzw I sure can do. It's a ryzen 3600x with nvidia gtx 980ti. So like a 9 year old GPU and a somewhat newer CPU.
I can play most modern games with it, often I even play stuff in 4k (with 60Hz). Don't know what else to add, though...
@@matthiasbendewald1803 When i go the the bazzite download page it asks me to choose my gpu. But from the two available Nvidia choices both give this answer: "Your selected hardware does not support Steam Gaming Mode at this time. The Desktop version of Bazzite is still available."
Is this important you think? Can I still download bazzite and use it as a gaming OS?
Have used Garuda distro for a several months, but had to go back to Windows - gaming was good on Linux - loved it, modded gaming was not! Without Mod Organizer 2, or an equivalent mod manager, on Linux playing heavily modded Skyrim, Fallout or Starfield was impossible - at least for me.
do you just mean automatic mod organizers dont work? or you mean you cant even do it manually? i mean im still modding everything manually on windows os it wont be a problem on linux this way?
@@miavelvet I mean Wabbajack doesn't work under Linux in any form, Mod Organiser 2 for Starfield is not available to Linux (MO2 V1.25) as at the time I was trying to move to Linux, maybe different now several months later. Vortex on Linux is a Nightmare also...thus the Modlists I like to play can not, in my experience, be installed on Linux...I'm not going to try installing A Story Wealth manually for example - I value my sanity too much...
@@vbmdsm oh well maybe im old fashioned at this point but every time i tried to use mod launchers under windows (btw tried vortex recently it was a nightmare for the game i tried to mod) it was a headache. So i install all mods manually anyway so i hope it would be fine under linux then
@@miavelvet Manual installation is not feasible at all for larger Wabbajack packs - they are super-large sets of mods, pre-configured, with a predefined load order, tested by community. You could do this yourself 10 years ago when you installed 30 mods for New Vegas, but ex. my current Skyrim setup has over 800 mods (and the installation took just like an hour), and there are much more complex modpacks.
very useful information. But from my experience, use these cachyos-rc kernel, gamemode and vkbasalt if you effect the gaming performance.
Cachy os didnt play well with some steam games and slow to switch off
Any of these distros can run fortnit? My son play it and I want a distro that can run epic launcher
Thanks
Fortnite will not play under Linux do to anticheat. Tim Sweeney is very anti-Linux.
i have a laptop with amd ryzen 7 and rtx 4060 but without iGPU. i want install linux for software development, which better linux distro for this case?
I have a ryzen 9, with rtx 3060, I tried vanilla Arch, Pop OS, Nobara, and Garuda, and tested them for overall use and gaming, so far the best experience for me is Garuda, using it for close to two years, it's the only one that render my games without tearing, No mans Sky, Skyrim, Witcher 3, Cyberpunk, and was the only one no giving me issues with the rtx card, plus if you are going to develop with Garuda you have the power of Arch, the latest, npm, cargo, docker, ruby, neovim, java, versions. Highly recommended.
What Garuda os you had used in this i mena desktop version
The dragonized version
Linux don't have any problem like
Having your OS wiped out if computer shuts down on its own
Right?
Cause window latest softwares have this problem
Not unless you mess with things without knowing what they are before hand
Which window’s devs do concerningly often
So yeah it should generally be more stable
Once you go mint kde you never go back. Optomize it and it is rock solid
Like downloading latest approved kernal and adding driver ppas
@@pl2040 I love having low fps in GTA 5 (im using linux mint)
@@josecarlo19VE you should watch A1RM4X.
I use tkg kernal with bore scheduler and ppa for my amd 6800xt. My benchmarks are usually better than windows
cachy os?
Yup.
I only buy video games in disc version,and in the requirements if it say Windows I think that the only exception would be a newer version of Windows.
that must be a very limited selection of games then.
@@coldsun1187 All games maybe.
On web they show people buying downloaded versions but in real life it's not like this.
Doing so you would buy many games that are very bad.
Doing so there is games that wouldn't be playable or per moments du to bugs.
Translation.
He is mocking,he is trying to blast and disrespect the games you know like paying TV and that it's only good for playing.
Well this depends on the games.
I use Arch with the CachyOS kernel and repos. I'm not a fan of CachyOS proper as it feels a bit Ubuntu-ey with all its preinstalled software and various tweaks and versions of stock Arch packages. The kernel is nice as is their version of Proton, but their automation means they're making choices for you which goes against why I got into Linux to begin with. I get that it's trying to be user friendly but I want that control.
For newbie on linux wich one you recommended ?
linux mint
arch
SteamOS is not as a generalized image available yet, though.
I use fedora kde and installed everything manually but I have tried nobara and it's very good 👌🏻
Nice video, for gaming I use EndeavourOS
Garuda OS with KDE plasma desktop is superb.
no CachyOS? I am dissapoint.
CachyOS is best Linux Distro for gaming
Nobara with kde is amazing! :D
Nobara is amazing also with Gnome.🙂 Especially if you tired from .... well... old Windows pictures 🙂
I would like to add at least an honorable mention, CachyOS an Arch based distro, very user friendly, 0 issues with gaming, no problems with anything 10/10
So far, testing with *Garuda* has gone very well.
They are all quite similar. No real performance difference. Sometimes older kernels and nvidia drivers even work better.
And the list of distros keeps growing…
I've used Nobara until last month, but an update on Plasma broke the system so a went to Chimera OS, running flawless on my interposer i5-12500H + RX 6600. Holo ISO is experimental. Bazzite behave is confusing. I've been working with Linux for 20 years and I know how much the system has evolved for games. Today in 2024, I only have reasons to use Windows in games with anticheat. BTW i have Steam Deck too. Great fame console/computer.
EAC, Battleye, Gameguard, Xigncode, PunkBuster, VAC. All the anticheat work even that denuvo malware. The only thing that doesn't work is when Corporations ransom the market by denying access to their anticheat webportal. GTA V just did it recently and will be a great case for section 230 reform.
What about modding like GTA5, is it possible or easy?
Possible via Wine. I can't guarantee you how stable it will be.
I like the AI voice over. I have used Liam's voice in the past
Been using Nobara for a few weeks now. God it's good.
What gpu are you using?
@@LiminalThought Dang I have the same gpu and I’m getting stuttering and dips in certain games. When I play unreal engine 5 titles like Black Myth Wukong my fps TANKS. Not in windows tho. Did you follow any specific guides or have any advice? I just installed the KDE v of Nobara with the NV proprietary drivers, and had left it as is when I tried playing games.
@@shigeokageyama0 maybe disable vsync :-)
@@Der8002 tried that and was stilll having issues. I’m going to keep trying tho
@@shigeokageyama0die U checked ur RAM frequencies
Im 100% sure that Microsoft has something behind the fact that valve didn't release steam OS yet
Microsoft is one thing, while there are so many things contributing to the cause. Like hardware drivers, online bugs, etc.
if this video is for people who don't know how to use open-source, then I can understand, but actually the best distri for gaming are arhc and fedora
id like to add, choosing linux as your primary operating system just for the sake of gaming is a terrible idea
Years ago there was move in US DOD to move from Windows to Linux operating systems. This would allow IT personnel complete control and openness for reviews and actions. They could prove abiding by all laws and save lots of federal funds; almost free, because Windows licenses were expensive.
It was turned down by senior management which is why Bill Gates and Microsoft own the world now, including all of those military and intel networks.
Regards
Can i play minecraft on basite?
yes
AI voice
Vanilla Arch gaming is the way to go
remember the ltt moment guys?
CachyOS should have been here
Pop!_OS is not set up for gaming right out of the box and Gnome is not the best for gaming.
doctor 460-nized LMAO
AI voice can't tell the difference lol
Garuda's rolling release scheme defeats the whole purpose of being for high-end gaming. Their updates would frequently break some games since those were not exactly made to run on systems other than Windows. But its performance was really outstanding, as a comparison, my current one (Regata OS) barely keeps 30 fps in Cyberpunk 2077 with high settings, Garuda could manage 40 to 50 fps in Ultra settings with Ray tracing enabled but it would freeze the whole system, requiring a hard reset in the KDE version. One day after an update the bluetooth daemon started to crash in my latest install with SwayWM, which left me without sound, and patience.
Something is wrong with your current setup. Driver version? Dynamic boost (if it's a laptop) enabled? Gamemode installed/added to command prompt? While gaming distros may give a slight edge, it really shouldn't be more than 5% of difference with the same driver installed.
i been on linux mint for 2 months
Garuda KDE is anything but beautiful.
linux mint power
You made up those words didn't you
DR four hundred sixteenized is my favourite DE
Bruh, all of the districts are for gaming if you know how to configure everything
He stated twice, at the beginning and again at the end; you can do all this yourself.
These distro’s are great for Linux noobs that won’t leave windows because they want gaming.
lol Dr 460 Nized! rofl come on... a little effort?
Fedora 41 game edition
This dude actually called it "G" nome instead of g'nome...and pop_os and garuda don't come to mind when thinking of gaming distros. Poser..
really need a new version of popos, the kernel is so old i can´t run my 7900xt
Where is CachyOS? 🤨 It is better than Garuda...
...and OpenSuse - better that Nobara OS, more stable and with "snapshots". Even Fedora is better choice than Nobara...
Why do you say it’s a better choice than Nobara?
@@Satan-Claus Because of stability! I'm really appreciate to GloriousEggroll work in ProtonGE, but his OS is totally garbage - too many unneeded packages, unstable BTRFS (I've tested that and after first installation it just "go away" without reason after install of NVidia driver o.O), not so stable updates, even kernel is not "a performance booster". So I don't see any reason to install Nobara - it will be better to install Fedora and "everything" that you really need for gaming. I understand that "not everyone should know how to install X or Y or Z" but come on, we are in 21st century... and very good docs of Fedora and ArchWiki, which is good place to get some details. ;)
@@Satan-Claus because of stability! I understand that someone would like to have all apps installed. As much as I respect the work of Glorious Eggroll for his contribution to ProtonGE, unfortunately I can't say the same for his OS, because is a totally garbage...
IMO OpenSuse Tumbleweed has got all the good stuff in regards to gaming. I haven't played with atomic stuff but Fedora can be the way to go, and then setup all that I need on top of it. There's also the silver blue option.
Garuda linux i used 2 years i still using i dont think change
6: distros don't matter
Rosa Fresh The Best Linux Distro for GAMING
Never heard of it before, so I looked it up.
If based off of RedHat; as a user, in your opinion, how is it different from Fedora?
just
use windows update blocker to get best user experience and compatibility with least effort
Lol
Ugh this is an AI video. The vocals cannot and do not say specific words correctly, and oversimplifies and states incorrect "facts". I hate this.
Kde is best gnome or smth else bad
CachyOS, RegataOS.....better than all these.
guys popos trash don't even try it
Mx linux is faster
No temple os 😂😂😂
@@dealzia 🤣
No its not
@@leetdemoncan you suggest systemd free stable distribution.. based on xfce de.
Some of these are decentbut let's be real, NONE of them can hold a candle to Windows when it comes to gaming.
I wish it wasn't so, but it is. Linux gaming distros are sadly copium.
You sir are correct. Even with Microsoft becoming more and more evil, Linux won't beat Windows in terms of gaming compatibility.
So in short Linux is as good for gaming in 2024 as it was in 1999! Pitiful! Now that MS owns most of the game devs. it's a total wrap on Linux gaming and desktop use.
LMAO you are clueless. Tell that to the millions using Steam Deck to play games.
@@coldsun1187 Those "millions" are playing Fortnite via windows10 on the Steamdeck or thru cloud gaming, neither of which are "running on Linux".
@@Nodestradamus LOL you're delusional. Fortnight is garbage for one thing, and its not really the game people with Decks are flocking to play. Maybe you should do a little research on the Deck, what games are being played on Steam and how much growth to Linux the Deck has brought to the table.
😂 If only there was a desktop Linux distribution that was genuinely user-friendly from start to finish for non-tech people... Linux could've had a _massive_ surge in new users with the crap Microsoft has been pulling lately. 30 years later and Linux is still making users piss-fart around in the terminal just to get the most basic shit done.
BUT in saying that, Windows has pissed me off so much that I'm dual-booting Linux Bazzite for web browsing and games. It's relaxing to be in an OS that isn't trying to trick me every 5 seconds into turning on some malware feature, installing 'updates' behind my back when I told it not to, resetting my privacy settings, or sending all my taskbar searches to Microsoft.
@@Prizm44 There you go. So, you know what to do now.
garuda is death and full of buggs