magikmw

Been running Fedora with KDE Plasma as a daily system for 9 years now. It’s more stable the longer I use it, but I still keep using a version until a week before end of life. I just don’t want to deal with quirks I have no patience for these days, and rarely I need the newest version of what’s in repos, it’s usually pretty new anyway with two releases a year.

Keep in mind if you are using a lot of normie applications (or maybe stuff for work), it may only be officially supported on ubuntu and Fedora may be a bit of work to get going. But there’s tools to turn debs into rpms and such. I don’t miss ubuntu at all.

I’d like to second this question.

Yeah I’d rather play games on my cachyos than play distrohopping.

Selinux should help with this, but by default all ‘non-server’ apps can just access anything across the user’s home. Maybe I should look into this. Hmmmm.

Edit: then again, steam games usually run via wine, using a simulated windows filesystem… Maybe they are isolated already? I really should look into this.