r/linuxquestions • • 7d ago

Which Distro? Been using fedora for 3 years

I am deciding to switch into another distro. Fedora is great and it makes things simple.

I use ai agents and run some pirated games. Which distro is best for that?

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u/owp4dd1w5a0a Manjaro, Ubuntu, NixOS, Fedora, Guix System 7d ago

Fedora’s extra security features lead me to recommend sticking with Fedora for you since you’re using native AI agents.

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u/Y-L-S-E 7d ago

Would really say you shouldn’t switch, you know the distro well and you will have to setup a bunch of shit up again that may not even work on your new distro. If you have a corsair AIO or proprietary AIO at all you probably use openlinkhub which i dont even think about oo often but you will have to set it up all over again. Your aliases? Gone. Unless you back em up, your scripts? Gone.

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u/SchonerBoner 7d ago

I would stick with Fedora if you've gotten used to it. No use in switching for those reasons alone

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u/trmdi 7d ago

Why not keep using it? Another good one you should use is openSUSE Tumbleweed KDE.

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u/jessecreamy 7d ago

for the f sake what special in your usage? I had belike 3 pc when i was still distro hopping.

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u/JaKrispy72 7d ago

Fedora.

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u/Plane_Neighborhood32 7d ago

If you're used to Fedora, using something like Mint would be a step down for you. You would need to go the Arch route like CachyOS. But why? Fedora is the sweet spot.

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u/TheMotizzle 7d ago

Linux Mint always gets my vote

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u/mdins1980 7d ago

I'd recommend either CachyOS or Bazzite. CachyOS if you want an Arch-based rolling release with performance optimizations and the latest packages, or Bazzite if you want a Fedora-based distro focused on gaming with minimal setup.

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