I’ve learned so much Linux on Nobara and i feel like it’s not mentioned much, not it’s got an active discord and gets regular updates

I learn a ton on Nobara, but I’m not so sure it’s a forever distro

Zeal Clickies are the most tactile switch period, but they are expensive and each switch needs to be adjusted to be made tactile rather than clicky

Boba U4T is the favorite child for tactile switches right now, maybe look into them

Novelkeys Blueberry is the switch I’d most describe as a crunchy tactile in a good way

Ajazz Kiwis are currently my favorite tactile, but I don’t think they make them anymore :(

You ought to only be 3-2-1ing you irreplaceable/essential files like personal photos, videos, and documents. Unless you’re a huge photography guy i can believe that takes up 48TB

I’ve heard mixed responses about how sensitive they are about routing video through their service. I’ve heard some people are just fine running jellyfin/Plex while others get shut down from routing a security system through it.

Never had problems with games ever, mostly I’ll just do an update and get to play black screen simulator. I’ll select the previous version in grub, but I still wanna update and know why it didn’t work, but there no answers online or people willing to help.

That’s one of many problems I’ll face. So I’ll go back to Windows while it is terrible and clunky, it’s at least troubleshoot-able.

I’ll throw Garuda on my Ventoy for sure!

I’m planning on trying Nobara again soon, since that seems to be where I learned the most, unfortunate bc I really wanted EndeavorOS to work out

Yep I very familiar with time shift, but some of the problems out of the box, for example OpenSuse would have loud annoying audio glitching whenever I would scroll within a window. When I looked into it; it seemed like other users never found a solution.

It’s pretty hard switch. I have a high interest in Linux, and I have 100% game compatibility. But I’m always running into issues that are so bad I have to abandon ship. I broken Ubuntu, Nobara, Debian, OpenSuse, and EndeavorOS. Truly Linux isn’t ready for newbies.