Before I bought a Steam Deck I had never used Linux but now I really like it, honestly I’m tempted to install SteamOS on my PC as it’s only ever used for gaming anyway
Same, before steam deck I remembered my literal 15 year old terrible ubuntu experience.
Nowardays I can say for from my experience as an ex MF mentioned in OP, is that those MFs think is a linux experience, is just projecting current state of windows.
Idunno i just click “update” on whatever the appstore is called on this window manager and watch it go brr.
Terminal is mostly used for ssh and tunnel for some schoolwork or starting a database server. Which you have to do after installing extra programs on windows anyway.
Before I bought a Steam Deck I had never used Linux but now I really like it, honestly I’m tempted to install SteamOS on my PC as it’s only ever used for gaming anyway
Then Bazzite might be interesting for you too as SteamOS is from what i got more specialised for handheld
Go for Bazzite. It’s basically Steam OS but with extra stuff that makes it “just work”, even on an Nvidia GPU.
Once Valve releases their official Steam OS, you can always switch to it.
I use Pop!_Os currently. Also has an “nvidia distro” and have a comparable experience of it mostly “just working”.
Steam OS, it’s not released to the public yet, but I know others waiting for it too.
Same, before steam deck I remembered my literal 15 year old terrible ubuntu experience. Nowardays I can say for from my experience as an ex MF mentioned in OP, is that those MFs think is a linux experience, is just projecting current state of windows.
Back then, upgrading the OS was borderline impossible without using a terminal. Is that still the case?
Luckily my friends showed me The Way of Arch back in 2011 and I never looked back
Idunno i just click “update” on whatever the appstore is called on this window manager and watch it go brr. Terminal is mostly used for ssh and tunnel for some schoolwork or starting a database server. Which you have to do after installing extra programs on windows anyway.