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Just on time.

Already boycotted all the big-tech ones.

A more secure Android OS without any of the Google stuff. Even if you need it, it will be sandboxed with minimal permissions.

grapheneos.org

Can't wait to get a platinum on Hades 2 as well.

In the name of Hades, I accept this challenge.

Hopefully, I'll finish the alternate endings of Silksong including Act 3 and be ready by then.

I already played like 30 hours of Hades 2 when the game first launched in Early Access. Guess that gives me a headstart.

If you're going the Arch route, try CachyOS, which bundles everything and makes the installation much easier.

If you're able to OEM-unlock your phone, you may install Graphene on it.

Only works on Pixel devices. (For now)

Good choice, and good luck.

Nobara's discord community is very active and friendly.
They'd help you out if needed.

The first boss fight is incredibly hard.
- i.e. getting to Steam's payment page.

Been here for 2 hours now. *sigh*

Fair enough.

Meanwhile, you can dual boot if you have a separate drive.
And try alternatives if they exist for your programs, and also try running the same Windows program on container/WINE/Virtual Machine.

Only if you have time.
You can slowly transition in time if your use-case allows you to.

A lot of people are switching to Mint already.

If you want better UI scaling and HDR/VRR support, Fedora's derivatives like Bazzite/Nobara can help. Apps can be installed through App store using Flatpak. And you pretty much don't need to use terminal/console at all.

UI scaling works much better on Wayland.
Mint has experimental wayland support, but wasn't great the last time I tried it.
Besides HDR/VRR won't work on X11.

In your case, try a Wayland supporting distro like Fedora or its derivatives or even Arch-based CachyOS.
Your UI issues should be gone.

Fedora's initial setup for Nvidia and codecs ain't bad in practice.

2 Repos from RPM Fusion: free and non-free have to installed. Can be done graphically using Store.
Then:

sudo dnf install akmod-nvidia nvidia-vaapi-driver libva-utils vdpauinfo steam

sudo dnf swap ffmpeg-free ffmpeg –allowerasing

It's 2 hours 40 minutes from now.

*Controls my heart beat*

Not sure about ROG Ally, but SteamOS seems to do better than Windows on Legion Go.

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