I’ve been running Nobara for about a year now, but I’m itching for a change that feels more like home. I really dig having a gaming-focused distro that’s always up with the latest drivers and tweaks. However, I’m drawn to the familiar vibe of Ubuntu, thanks to its package manager and update tools that I grew up with and rely on for uni. I’m open to suggestions for something Ubuntu-flavored or even ideas on tweaking my current setup to get that cozy, home-like feel.
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Linux is all about customization. Instead of a full switch, you might tinker with your current setup by exploring different desktops like GNOME – which is what Ubuntu uses. Since you’re all about that Ubuntu vibe, especially with the update tools and package management you’re used to from uni and home, trying an Ubuntu-based variant might be the perfect compromise.
Maybe you don’t need to switch distros entirely—have you thought about just changing your desktop environment? Trying out something like Bazzite running on GNOME could give you that refreshed feel without losing the performance perks you’re used to.
Sounds cool, I’ll give that a shot and see if it matches what you’re looking for.
That makes sense. I grew up with Ubuntu myself and can totally appreciate the familiarity of its ecosystem. It’s all about finding that right balance.