I tried Bazzite and over all liked it but it was giving me fits on a couple of things too so I moved to Fedora. That was a couple of years ago and and I’ve been happy with it. I have a windows drive because I can’t get my WFH software to work right but only use it about once a quarter.
Zotac7: warranty starts when the dying star where the rare earth minerals were created was born.
…sounding a bit like a passenger jet taxiing on the runway in the distance.
That could be because they use turbine generators for power when/if the local grid can’t support what they want. The major difference between the turbines used in aircraft and the ones for datacenters is the load. Giant fans for planes, generators for datacenters.
Please ignore the obvious onesidedness of the link below. Its there to show I’m not making this ip. It’s shitty that this is allowed and they aim to siphon off as much money as they can.
https://www.greengasturbines.com/blog/gas-turbines-for-data-centers-hyperscaler-power
I am SLAMMED that your are quietly sick of hearing quietly.
I think Bazzite has (had?) a good out of the box experience for most people and the integrated Nvidia drivers are great so you don’t have to fiddle with them. I had a 3060 when I first switched to Fedora and had the tiniest bit of an issue with drivers. If I had been less technically inclined that could have been a deal breaker. Bazzite being immutable is also probably a plus for people scared of Linux since they don’t have to worry about breaking it.