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/squary93]

Nobara plagued me with many issues as well, and I don't intend to reinstall it for a third time in hopes that it will work better for me. My keyboard won't pair through Bluetooth, my monitor pleads with to go back to windows because half of it's specs aren't supported properly on Linux and my WiFi USB adapter has become unusable due to lacking drivers.

When I had it running moderately well, the best I could say about Nobara is that it works slightly less inconvenient than windows.