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What is the best distro for gaming?
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Nobara is a great suggestion by @el_gringo_loco@lemmy.one, but I'd also throw out a suggestion for Bazzite if you want the "SteamOS"/Steam Deck experience.
It does have the KDE desktop environment underneath to do all the non-gaming stuff as well, but if gaming is your number one focus, it's a pretty cool setup.
It just boots to desktop unless you have AMD GPU and install the deck edition to a regular PC. Seconding the rec though. It has become my main.