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Kubuntu isn't too bad
I moved off of Nobara to Kubuntu LTS. Tried out Mint and Ubuntu before hand and gotta say, I am loving Kubuntu. I am hoping it is the last time I have to distro hop
If you have a moment to indulge a random person...
What made you feel the need to switch off of Nobara? I've been using it and it's been fine, but I'd love to know some things to keep an eye out for
I found it to be unstable. I ran into updates causing major problems way too often. The last update got stuck and I was just so fed up I dumped the OS. Ubuntu has the LTS version that has way less often of updates, and that appealed to me. But I don't like gnome so I went with Kubuntu cause its on KDE
Nvidia? Zero issues here on an all AMD setup.
I do have Nvidia. I wish I didn't tho
Me too. I feel dirty
I found me a cheap rx 6600 on Facebook and snag it. Already had an AMD processor. Life has been amazing away from Nvidia.
Daily-driving Nobara with NVIDIA, (almost) no issues whatsoever here.
Granted, I ain't the person you responded to and it's anecdotal, but... Yeah π
I feel like I might have just been fairly unlucky. Maybe I got hardware it doesnt like, or maybe I fucked something up at some point (fairly plausible considering I'm still fairly nooby to Linux). Not gonna put the blame on Nobara, but I do feel its updates are too frequent for my taste (which only exasterbated the problem).
Good to hear. I hope it stays that way. Although, I'm pretty sure people with the 5000 series wouldn't say the same.
Thanks for taking the time!
If you haven't had issues with Nobara (I never have), stick with it. It's way more current, and Kubuntu has been a buggy mess on any hardware I've ever used it.
Yeah I don't plan on switching unless I feel like I need to... Knowing what made others give up just helps me from wasting time fighting through something that might be a common issue...
I picked Nobara for it to be no-hassle, which it's done a great job of for me so far
I JUST switched to Nobara last week, and this comment stressed me out. Lmao.
It's been good so far, but will see.