Crapped my system
Crapped my system
This isn't me asking for help or anything, I already replaced it with fedora kinoite. I just felt like talking about this ridiculous venture of mine.
So a couple weeks ago I started hyper focusing on cities skylines, but played on my Xbox. I learned that mods and all kinds of fun custom content was available on PC so I tried to play on my system. Problem, my laptop has an rtx 2070, but I was running fedora kinoite and couldn't figure out how in the world to install nvidia drivers.
So after a bunch of searching around I give up and decide to try installing a "gaming" focused distro in the form of endeavour os. It was awful.
Maybe I am weird but the x11 rendering didn't feel good at all, the lack of some default applications, as well as a bunch of apps I didn't know the purpose of. (This one is my own fault since they have a kde spin, but I remembered why I didn't like gnome) and finally today it froze in the middle of an update and hard rebooted, no longer able to launch.
Worst part, I didn't do a lick of gaming on the thing cause I moved on to Borderlands 3
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EndeavourOS isn't a gaming distro it's just an Arch installer with some defaults. It's still Arch and comes with Arch's woes. It's not a beginner friendly just works kind of distro.
Coming from kionite, you'd probably want Bazzite if you want a gaming distro: it's also Fedora atomic with all the gaming stuff added.
Yeah that's why I put it in quotes, it just kept popping up when I searched for distros more inclined towards gaming lol.
Yeah I didn't know about bazzite before going about this whole thing, but I am not going to try gaming on my system until nvk becomes more capable. Even then only light work.
I'm not necessarily a begginer as I have been using Linux for a few years now, but arch is definitely out of my wheelhouse
In theory, Kinoite is just the KDE spin of Bazzite (or the other way around, lol).
You can also get used to Arch over years until you find yourself editing kernel code directly and fixing the drivers by yourself
Gentoo has a lot of nice quality of life features if you want to roll a custom kernel. You can do it on any distro though.