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Distro for a local "cloud gaming" no monitor desktop
(lemmy.world)
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You should, but every single one I've tried resulted in no boot (printer drivers, zoom application because flatpack doesn't work well with SSO...) Also, it's yet another way of installing applications to learn. And if anything goes wrong a few image updates later, good luck identifying what the reason was. Definitely wouldn't recommend for beginners