I'm currently on a Windows 10 gaming PC with an Nvidia GPU, Ryzen CPU, and an Asus motherboard. With Windows 10 support ending soon, I need to decide on a new OS. I'm not a fan of Windows 11, and I'm unsure about switching to Linux since not all games are supported there. Plus, I have a Logitech steering wheel, and I'm not sure it will function properly on Linux. I need advice on whether Linux is a good choice for my situation and, if so, which distro would be best for general use, gaming, and productivity apps.
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You should check out Nobara! It’s specifically designed for gamers, and I've had a great experience with it. Plus, more gamers jumping to Linux means better support for future games. It’s worth a shot!
I really recommend Nobara too! The only downside is it’s primarily maintained by one person, but they're super dedicated to getting games running smoothly on Linux. Also, a cool tip: most distros have a "Live CD/USB" option where you can try them out without installing. You can even dual boot alongside Windows if you want to keep both systems.