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That's it. I have finally quit all competitive PvP games (for real this time) (forever) so I can finally dump Windows.
I already have an Ubuntu Server ML homelab/media server and an Ubuntu 22 VM for cooding, which has sufficiently turned me off of GNOME and Snap.
I prefer not being on absolutely ancient releases and have a moderate tolerance for tinkering. Configuring a WM, improving a workflow, or setting something up for the first time, sure. But I have limited patience for recurrent troubleshooting when shit breaks after kernel/driver updates, especially for things relating to video/audio. Dunno how often this actually happens, but kernel updates have mysteriously trashed my CUDA setup on the homelab twice and it is very annoying.
Given the above, and occasional single-player gayming, should I be looking at something Fedora KDE or Endeavor? Will my mother laugh at me if I don't install Arch?