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The best Linux distribution for gaming in 2025

In a few previous years, I decided to do a fresh take each time on what the best Linux distribution was for gaming - so I'm back for a 2025 edition of the article that will cause you to tell me how wrong and terrible I am.
Liam Dawe (GamingOnLinux)
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Carlos Mogas da Silva
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Carlos Mogas da Silva
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genuinely curious: why not fedora since it has more up-to-date packages, hence, updated drivers/better performance?
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Dr. Tempi
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Dr. Tempi
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you say snaps are no problem for a normal user, but I couldn't manage to make KeePassXC work with Firefox due to the snap sandboxing. I haven't revisited Ubuntu since so I don't know if this is still a problem, but it was a problem that a normal user could face
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Frank
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Frank
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Hehe, I'll gladly be wrong on my own PCs then 🫣 Although I will admit that I have recently switched my main laptop to KDE Plasma and I finally do manage to gel with it.
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Ketata Mohamed 🐧💻🎮
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Ketata Mohamed 🐧💻🎮
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you clearly wanted to get hates but it's a fact that a Rolling Release or a Bleeding Edge are better for gaming than Stable or LTS, I mean, from knowing that Zen is never LTS, it became obvious
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Vancha
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Vancha
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yeah well you're wrong! 😛
In all seriousness though, did anything change between gnome vs KDE gaming performance since valve usef KDE for the steam deck? Does th DE even impact performance?

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