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mcrocker, 9 months ago

Maining #pop_os again. Got tired of weird quirks in Fedora/Nobara. I'm fine using an LTS distrosince i'm running mostly all Flatpaks. Sucking it up and using #GNOME as my DE though. #Linux #LinuxGaming

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mcrocker, 9 months ago

@jcrabapple Being honest, it's mostly Wayland. Nobara also has the slightly weird update process since their repos aren't on sync with Fedora. But it's Wayland causing issues for me.

I know I can run it as an X11 session but from what I've read Fedora might drop that next release. I figured my best bet right now is to just run an LTS release since almost everything I ran is Flatpak anyhow and PopOS keeps the kernel updated.

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mcrocker, 9 months ago

@jcrabapple WoW runs faster in an X11 session, and that's my primary game. I've got a 10-15% FPS drop if it's in XWayland.

That and screen sharing keeps crashing if I try to use Slack in anything except the browser.

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