I'm planning to switch from Windows 11 because I'm tired of my laptop sounding like a jet engine when booting up. I have several needs to consider: I want to do basic 3D modeling using Fusion 360, do some 3D printing, and play games like Fortnite and those from Hoyoverse, such as Genshin Impact and ZZZ. I have a little knowledge of Linux, but I'm not very experienced with all the different distributions out there. I'm looking for something user-friendly since I prefer not to have to watch tutorials for everything. I'm open to any suggestions and tips!
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If gaming on Linux is essential for you, I'd recommend Mint, Fedora, or even EndeavourOS/CachyOS. They're all pretty good for gaming and user-friendly.
Totally agree with that! If gaming is crucial, you might want to check out ProtonDB to see compatibility for other games. If that's a big deal for you, Linux might not be the best fit or you might consider dual booting.
Fedora might be a good option for you too! It's user-friendly and has good support for various applications.
Just a heads up, you won't be able to play Fortnite on Linux since it uses kernel-level anti-cheat software. You might need to dual boot with Windows 11 if gaming is a priority for you.
You might want to try out openSUSE. It's known for being very stable and performs well when it comes to gaming.
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