I have used Tumbleweed prior as a daily driver with an Nvidia 1050ti. From memory, you will have to enable a repo, and that’s about it. openSUSE also has YaST which will help significantly with managing this sort of stuff for your install. The gaming experience on openSUSE was pretty much issueless for me.

Awesome, thanks for the confirmation!

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I am boarding this train ride or die.

This was me, until I discovered Super Tux Kart a few months ago. I play at least 2 hours a day of that game.

No, not at all. This stems from them compiling their own kernel for a minimal experience, which no distro which ship for default at all. This issue does not stem from the general linux experience, but the incredibly niche experience of micro-managing your own system.

This is not an Arch issue at all, this is an issue of the dude compiling their own kernel and leaving out a ton of drivers for the minimal experience, default Arch will have plug and play HDMI support.

Does proton’s VPN free tier not block p2p file sharing usage?

I was reading the comments and I was so confused LOL.

It will just refuse to download anything in your client, plus there are sites that let you check your IP when you torrent.