It's time for the time-worn question. Which Linux should I choose?
I have experience running Ubuntu both as an install and through WSL, and I've been in charge of multiple Linux servers, one RedHat and a few Ubuntu. So I'm not afraid of some fiddling. Though I will say, I'd like it to just work most of the time. That's why I'm here.
Typical use case for my computer is I have a ~40" ancient TV and a ~22" monitor to the side. I often put videos or something on the small monitor and play games on the TV. Most of my games are FitGirl repacks or otherwise from the seas. I know Linux gaming has come a long way, but would this be an issue? Also, I like that I can turn the second monitor on and off easily through the UI with WinKey + P.
Aside from that, anything can do what I want it to. I dabble with some programming here and there, etc.
Thanks in advance for your input. I'm honestly just tired and don't feel like doing all the research myself at the moment.
The hot swappable scheduler is super neat
They also let you pick you user shell in the installer now so you don't have to get stuck with fish if you don't want to
What's a hot swappable (assuming cpu?) scheduler? I thought the scheduler could be changed on the fly on any linux system.
It is, they just have it set up to be really easy to do
They also have a ton of kernel variants