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Distro for a local "cloud gaming" no monitor desktop
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Maybe Vfio powered virtual desktop? You could install Proxmox and then pass though the GPU to a VM.
For remote access you could use Sunshine/moonlight
For Jellyfin I would create a different VM running Debian with your integrated graphics passed though.
You'd still need a base distro for the VM to run on. If OP goes the proxmox route they should do VGPU instead of pass through as it's more flexible. Here's the link to a guide on getting vGPU working with consumer grade nvidia GPUs