Choosing a distro

posted 1 year ago

ActualShark@lemmy.blahaj.zone

Hi, I would like to ask if openSuse Tumbleweed is a good option for daily driving ang gaming. I’m not new to Linux and have tried Linux Mint and Ubuntu. I can also troubleshoot problems on my own if anything comes up. The graphics card I have is Nvidia if its any relevant.

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Ghost@lemmy.ml

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1 year ago

Oh yeah that’s right. I totally forgot ooensuse does that 😆 been a long time since I’ve used it.

I’m on Arch myself. Been a Linux user for 15 years I love it

Thanks for reminding me

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kylian0087@lemmy.world

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1 year ago

I have used linux in the server era for around 8 years noe. On the desktop for about 5. I did use arch before i settled on opensuse.

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Ghost@lemmy.ml

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1 year ago

That’s awesome! Enjoy

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