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Reccommending a Linux distro for a friend
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Mint/Ubuntu simply wasn't feasible for me as a beginner. The Nvidia GPU drivers weren't updated properly enough to run games after waking the PC for some reason and trying to fix it myself kept making things worse. CachyOS works fine for gaming and has plenty of support considering it's a mutable Arch-based distro.