What Linux Operating Systems do you like?

I've noticed quite a few Fedora users complaining over the past week about experiencing choppy video and laggy webpages. It seems like graphic acceleration is broken for some people, and this issue appears to affect users across the board—AMD, Intel, and Nvidia alike.
 

Fedora Linux Grappling With New vs. Old Intel Hardware Support For Compute Stack - Phoronix

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The removed architectures are listed at LEGACY_PLATFORMS:

- Broadwell
- Skylake
- Kaby Lake
- Coffee Lake
- Apollo Lake
- Gemini Lake
- Ice Lake
- Elkhart Lake

The now supported GPU generations would be:

- DG1
- Alchemist
- Tiger Lake
- Rocket Lake
- Alder Lake
- Meteor Lake
- Raptor Lake
- Lunar Lake
- Arrow Lake
- more to come..
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I've not checked Reddit or the Fedora forum yet to see if people are kicking off.
 
Ice Tea said:
I keep seeing CachyOS being mentioned online, it seems to be a bit of a buzzword at the moment.

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If you like a distro that is pre-setup for most tasks and has a curated tuned (and all working) set of applications as well as hand built kernels it has a lot to give.

It's not a gaming distro as such but has a lot tweaks (as well as tuned Proton versions) available/pre-installed.

Personally (as a lazy person), I think it's great.

Edit - Also as it is Arch (BTW ;) ) based, it benefits directly from the Arch Wiki as well as having it's own.
 
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Yep, used Cachy as my daily system for a couple of months and it was great. I didn't really find any noticeable performance improvement over my vanilla Arch install though so I'm back on that now.

YMMV though, of course.
 
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