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Bazzite is your answer in most cases imo. It's the most functional distro Ive ever used
I daily drive it right now on my gaming rig. It's fairly stable, it has a few issues though like display color tweaking out upon waking up out of sleep or Bluetooth just straight up deciding it's done for the session and forcing me to reboot.
I love how you're getting downvoted. Kind of says it all
My assumption for the downvotes is that it's a pretty new (~1 year) and niche (gaming-oriented) distro, and largely irrelevant to your issue.
I don't understand how it's irrelevant? The drivers work great and it's a solid distro that doesn't have the issues of package updates breaking your pc without a way back easily.
To me it fixed every issue that I had with Ubuntu /shrug
They can downvote if they want, it's just internet points. I still recommend bazzite
I guess that info not having been explained earlier maybe? I'd never even heard of Bazzite, and I've recently been looking up what new distro options are out there.
Fwiw bazzite itself is new but it's just built on top of Fedora and is really stable. I have only had one issue with kernel panic on boot but rolling back was as easy as picking my version before the last update. Was fixed in less than a day
Yeah I did see that after looking into it. It's definitely on my growing list of distros to check out now, so thanks for putting it on my radar.