Well here I am running Nobara 39. What can I say? Everything works just fine out of the box (benefits of full AMD system I guess). It’s hard to compare performance because my old system was very bloated, it started as Fedora 35 and been updating ever since, but overall I’ve been getting improvements of around 20+ fps on games. I feel the biggest improvement is moving away from Gnome X11 to KDE + Wayland. In Gnome I had to use X11 because half the stuff wouldnt work properly otherwise, while now with Wayland haven’t had a single issue.
TLDR; If you game on Linux and you have some free time, can’t go wrong with Nobara.
I think I’ll finally bite the bullet and migrate from Fedora 39 to Nobara. Wish me luck!
Do tell about your experience afterwards. I’m considering it, myself.
Well here I am running Nobara 39. What can I say? Everything works just fine out of the box (benefits of full AMD system I guess). It’s hard to compare performance because my old system was very bloated, it started as Fedora 35 and been updating ever since, but overall I’ve been getting improvements of around 20+ fps on games. I feel the biggest improvement is moving away from Gnome X11 to KDE + Wayland. In Gnome I had to use X11 because half the stuff wouldnt work properly otherwise, while now with Wayland haven’t had a single issue.
TLDR; If you game on Linux and you have some free time, can’t go wrong with Nobara.