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Gaming on Linux, How openSUSE Stacks Up for Gamers
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2025
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I largely agree with ya. I bet someone can cook up some edge cases where the newer kernel might matter. I like that this article lays out how to setup the GPU. But I know Ubuntu has a nice gui for installing proprietary drivers.
What desktop distro doesn't have a new enough kernel available? Even the current Debian Stable, which is nearing the end of its run, has a recent backport (currently at 6.12.9).
Oh that's cool to know! Yeah, I can't think of something myself.