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Having weird audio glitch’s in windows 11. Goes away if I use fedora. Much reduced if I use windows 10. Driving me crazy. However I have nvidia card so get weird flashing if I use wayland.
Fedora is a good choice, I run it on my laptop. I just added dash to panel or dash to dock to make it easier to use.
Well I have audio crackling problem on Fedora but after I switched to Pulseaudio it's gone