Arch and other Linux operating systems Beat Windows 11 in Gaming Benchmarks::ComputerBase benchmarked three different Linux operating systems and found that all three can achieve better gaming performance than Windows 11.
I recently used archinstall and cannot recommend it. It offers you to select a graphics driver (i.e. NVIDIA proprietary) and just doesn’t install it. It also seems to preference having a minimal system rather than a good experience but fair enough, that’s just what Arch is: Masochism on a disc.
Well Arch seems to entirely lack QA and my experience with it has shown that package maintainers don’t seem to care or test stuff.
- They updated CUDA before the NVIDIA driver a while ago so you couldn’t run or compile CUDA programs
- For some reason GNOME wasn’t loading past the login screen (just freezing on a grey screen with a cursor)
- GLFW somehow got stuffed up such that the titlebar went all bad and had performance issues with Vulkan
Gentoo at least seem to have some QA and LFS must be Masochism on a disc: Ultimate Edition, but at least with LFS you’re learning how a Linux system is put together. Unlike Arch where you spend more time dealing with the problems of the community
