Unfortunately I have the dread Nvidia GPU so I've never been able to get Kubuntu
running stably on my desktop.
Fedora either (although from what I read Nvidia now officially supports Fedora
so that's good I guess.
Lately I've been rocking CachyOS and LOVING it. The Arch experience is not for
everyone, but I rather enjoy the constantly updated software and don't mind
fixing things when they break every so often.
Interestingly, Cachy works great on Nvidia GPUs. I use KDE on the desktop. I
tried and quite like lightweight envs like i3 or Sway but find that tools I need
for work like Zoom don't play very nicely with the simpler WMs, at least in my
experience.
And I really do appreciate how customizable KDE is.
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