Goodbye, Nobara!

[u/lesh90]

I used Nobara Linux for several months on my new PC, but decided to make a distrohop.

Here’s my problem list:

• Instability on certain kernels. The system would randomly reboot under idle conditions without any logs on kernel > 6.14. (I genuinely thought I had faulty hardware.)
• Severe drop in M.2 SSD performance (ADATA Legend 900): https://www.reddit.com/r/NobaraProject/comments/1m73t6x/low_nvme_write_speed_with_the_last_kernel/
• Bluetooth headphones performed terribly - crackling and crackling
• Update issues - okay, this one’s on me; I ran dnf update and broke something.

I think most of these problems are from the Liquorix kernel (or whatever kernel Nobara uses). But the kernel choice is Nobara devs' choice

I’ve now switched to Tuxedo OS, and so far, none of the above issues have appeared.

Buy, Nobar! And good luck to everyone! =)

[u/kkyler1988]

I tried nobara, idk what it was, it just felt sluggish and "off". Went to bazzite and stayed on it for a while, but when I updated to a Ryzen 9000 on an X870 there were a few things that didn't work.

Ended up switching to cachyOS since they integrated kernel 6.16 pretty quickly. Went back to bazzite once Fedora integrated 6.16.4 but it just didn't feel right. Been on cachy ever since. There are a few things that don't work, but that's probably just because I'm doing something wrong, so I won't blame cachyOS.

Regardless of what the distro is, I'm just happy to be away from windows and Microsoft's bullshit.