If I was using Linux mint, and I was satisfied with it, what reason would I have to switch to a different distro? Is Mint any less configurable than Arch or any other?
When I tried it, it didn’t feel all that great for gaming. Several games I tried had issues, and whatever tools would make it more compatible weren’t readily available for me. When I eventually tried CachyOS, much of that was fixed; my theory is that it was using more recent, less proven packages for some feature support.
Accurate 😂 Best starter move: just pick Linux Mint (or Ubuntu) with Cinnamon, use it for a week, then distro-hop later if you still feel the itch.
If I was using Linux mint, and I was satisfied with it, what reason would I have to switch to a different distro? Is Mint any less configurable than Arch or any other?
When I tried it, it didn’t feel all that great for gaming. Several games I tried had issues, and whatever tools would make it more compatible weren’t readily available for me. When I eventually tried CachyOS, much of that was fixed; my theory is that it was using more recent, less proven packages for some feature support.