Which Linux Distro is Best for a New User Interested in Gaming and Customization?

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Asked By TechieTinker123 On

Hey everyone! I'm a newbie to Linux and I'm looking to install a distro. I primarily use my PC for gaming, some content creation, and schoolwork. I enjoy tweaking and fixing things a bit, so I'm open to handling any bugs or troubles that might come with Linux. I've got a mid-range laptop and a high-end PC, and I'm planning to start with Linux on my laptop to test the waters. If it goes well, I'll switch my main PC too. I got inspired to make the switch after upgrading to Windows 11 and seeing how the Steam Deck has opened up more gaming options for Linux. I'm hoping to find a distro with an app store because I'm still getting familiar with Linux and the terminal, but I'm eager to learn. While I've checked out the distro selection guide, I'd love to get some personal recommendations based on your experiences. I'm looking for a customizable OS and UI that's good for daily use and has good support from gaming companies. Any recommendations?

4 Answers

Answered By FirstTimer97 On

I suggest starting with Ubuntu or Mint since they’re really beginner-friendly. They have a lot of resources available, which makes it easier to get accustomed to Linux. If you find yourself really enjoying it, you might consider switching to Arch later on.

Answered By GamerGuru88 On

Mint is a solid option if you want something user-friendly with a lot of online tutorials and support. It’s great for newcomers and has a familiar interface.

Answered By LinuxLoverXYZ On

There are so many good distros like Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, and Arch/Manjaro that you can't go wrong with! But remember, it ultimately comes down to what windowing environment you prefer. Just don't get overwhelmed by the choices!

Answered By OpenSourceFan29 On

I recommend trying out several distros using live sessions to see which one you vibe with. I've found Mint and Fedora to be excellent choices. Mint is great for its support, while Fedora shines if you prefer a KDE desktop.

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