CachyOS isn’t specifically gamer focused, its performance focused. That’s why not everything is focused on gaming like Bazzite is. Off course performance is beneficial for gaming. They have some additional gaming specific optimizations you can enable or add, but the entire operating system is not focused for gaming only as their primary focus. If you want gaming on CachyOS, then have a look at https://wiki.cachyos.org/configuration/gaming/ .
They clearly meant that Bazzite has an immutable read-only system. Though this can be mostly worked around by installing everything in /home without sudo.
But why? Isn’t it a gamer focused distribution? Are we really wanting to play games in WSL?
CachyOS isn’t specifically gamer focused, its performance focused. That’s why not everything is focused on gaming like Bazzite is. Off course performance is beneficial for gaming. They have some additional gaming specific optimizations you can enable or add, but the entire operating system is not focused for gaming only as their primary focus. If you want gaming on CachyOS, then have a look at https://wiki.cachyos.org/configuration/gaming/ .
Win 12 will be Linux 👀
It’s gamer focused, but still pretty open, it’s arch based so lots of options.
On scale between bazzaite , Nobaru, and catchyos, it’s the most open imo while still offering a near seamless transition for a windows user.
How are bazzite or nobara not open?
They clearly meant that Bazzite has an immutable read-only system. Though this can be mostly worked around by installing everything in /home without sudo.
Bingo to what I was talking
Atomic distros are no less open, its just a different workflow
so even less secure than before?
I tried to play Minecraft under WSL2. Nice 2 frames per second probably because of GPU.
amd64v3 support and larger repositories.
The link you shared is for Ubuntu. Larger repositories?
The link is benchmarks for the amd64v3 micro-architecture, not specific to Ubuntu. CachyOS repositories also have a bunch of packages that you would otherwise use the AUR for on Arch. An example: https://packages.cachyos.org/package/cachyos/x86_64/euro-office-bin