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Arch Linux for gaming?
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Nix is just as configurable and you will have far less problems
*Screams in CUDA*
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After learning about nix, I'm surprised steamos isn't built on it
There's a limit to how much you want to tinker with the OS when customizing it.
Also, Arch has about 10k binary packages in core, extra and multilib.
Steam is its own package manager and native games usually assume that an FHS-conformant is present. Neither of those mesh well with Nix notoriously has nothing comparable to an FHS and usually requires everything to be defined in its terms.
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