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I distrohoped many times today
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I feel like I'm the only one that doesn't just hop all the time in the community.
I run Debian and it does basically everything I needed to, what it doesn't do I have a distrobox container on it which allows more or less seamless integration to my current system. I currently only use it for Final Fantasy XIV via lutris for some reason the arch version of lutris will work fine but the debians version of it when I launched Final Fantasy XIV will white page after logging in. It's so weird.
It's so weird to think about, cuz everyone I talk to has stated do not use that OS if you plan to actively game, because it's considered a stable release so therefore everything's outdated. But I very rarely ever have any issue with gaming it just works