I'm really enjoying CachyOS. Arch based, Nvidia works out of the box, very optimised (including compiled binaries for newer processors, etc). I like it.
Is CatchyOS like EOS in that it's just Arch with good defaults i.e. Uses Arch repos?
I'm really enjoying CachyOS. Arch based, Nvidia works out of the box, very optimised (including compiled binaries for newer processors, etc). I like it.
Similar yeah. It has its own repos which essentially take the Arch repos and recompile with the x86-64-v3, x86-64-v4 and Zen4 instruction set and LTO to provide higher performance. It's super easy to install, has baked in tools for updating and package and kernel management, etc. Details here: https://wiki.cachyos.org/cachyos_basic/why_cachyos/Is CatchyOS like EOS in that it's just Arch with good defaults i.e. Uses Arch repos?
CachyOS continues to be a fascinating Arch Linux based distribution that pushes the boundaries of out-of-the-box performance with a variety of patches, optimization techniques, specialized package builds, and more. One of the latest areas they are exploring is making use of AutoFDO for their kernel builds.
Rather than start a new post I thought I would ask here.
What would be the best distro for a gaming\browsing PC?
I've never used any in a very long time and thinking of moving away from Windows.
Yea. That's pretty daunting for a new user wanting to try Fedora.