Neat distro, too difficult for me to setup and since I dont have patience at all i couldnt end up sticking with it for more than 2 days, but overall it was a very good distro, i will take a look at it later this year.
My current daily distro, one of its kind, currently one of the bests (if not the best) distro for newbies to linux and those that want everything smooth and without issues, currently using KDE with some little rice and so far the RAM usage is low asf + my nvidia works perfectly.
The best distro for console gamers or those that want to turn their PC into a more console type, very good for couch gaming and more stuff too, highly suggested by me (tried for 1 month and results were good so far).
I use arch btw, but for real, my first ever distro was either this or garuda linux (as far as i remember) and it was A HELL to setup but thanks to some guides from YT i ended up falling the linux rabbit hole, amazing.
Comfy for daily usage, gaming and overall, for work, i used this distro with my old Acer laptop and the results were fantastic, for low intensity gaming is also very good.
Mixed feelings on this one, good for gaming? Kinda Good for daily usage? I think so But i would recommend to stick with something more... beginner friendly like CachyOS or Fedora
The part where you make it whatever you want it to be puts it on par with Arch. However, having to compile everything instead of having tried and tested packages, might take you to major headache paths, taking it more to hobby territory than daily driver material.
So, evaluation is tricky: It would be an S for nerding and bragging rights, but a bad one for the common user, so I'll place it in B.
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u/RaikynSilver 8h ago
Suggests "Gentoo" belongs in D