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  • I mean, base Fedora probably is more stable.

    Playing games requires an lot of extra stuff, and the kernal is more bleeding edge in nobara to keep those GPU updates (if AMD) and performance tweaks fresh and useful.

    but generally speaking from my experience, Nobara is no more or less stable than anything else, windows or linux. And any issue I did rarely had was typically resolved with a reboot, and generally from a game.




  • If you are going to game daily, I would recommend Nobara. Which is based on Fedora, but has all the gaming stuff precompiled/installed and ready to go from the start, Which makes getting started with gaming much easier. Its very user friendly to boot.

    but if you just want an binary answer between Mint or Fedora, I’d say Fedora… since you will still be able to find, install, and benefit from a lot of the Nobara stuff, even if its not included in the box from the start.







  • Honestly.

    The biggest threat to Nintendo is no one but Nintendo.

    because Nintendo has done more harm to their brand in the past 20 years with their cockheaded fucking behavior than any vaguely inspired game, knockoff, or anything else.

    between their bullshit where they would file DCMAs against people who streamed nintendo games unless they gave half the money to nintendo

    to their bullshit overuse of lawyers to the point they ended up DMCAing themselves over some people getting hold of…tears of the kingdom? i think it was, a day or two early.

    And lets not forget just how shit and phoned in their core titles like pokemon have become.