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Watched a video about Debian and now I am not sure is the best for me. (lemmy.world)
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I have just watched this video and in it 2 things are said that made my Linux newbie heart sink:

  • Debian 13 is not going to get the latest versions of Nvidia drivers and there are better distros for us.
  • Debian in general is not meant to run on the latest hardware.

I am on a regularly upgraded desktop tower gaming PC and currently I have an Nvidia card and an Intel CPU (which, I know, even just because of the mobo chipset is not a great choice).

In this conditions and wanting to invest even more in gaming and new hardware in the future, what should I run on, instead of LMDE 6?

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[–] dil@lemmy.zip 3 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Cachyos, its popular for a reason, the wiki is really helpful, and the goal is to quickly get you setup for gaming with the correct drivers

[–] dil@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

And you mention needing up to date drivers, its arch, easy to setup btrfs/snapshot support (parititon using btrfs, its one click on the post install menu) so you can rollback when stuff goes wrong Select limine bootloader if you go this route, its the easiest for snapshots imo