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CachyOS is great, but you should also try these 4 other gaming-focused Linux distros
You can always switch to something else.
This tiling window manager won me over by not being a config nightmare
Nice and easy, Wayland style.
These 4 Linux myths kept me from trying it for years
Turns out, you don't have to hack the mainframe to change your wallpaper after all.
I used a simple Linux command to watch what apps do to my files in real time
Watch how Linux apps interact with your files behind the scenes.
Linux has a built-in crash recovery trick, and more people should use it
Make your Linux system reboot itself and fix crashes automatically.
This Linux launcher replaced four habits I didn't question before
Keyboard shortcuts are my jam. And biscuits!
Every Linux user told me to try Niri, so I finally did and it wasn't for me
While I appreciate it, I'll politely decline.
Browser-first on Linux beats Chromebook because you can actually fix what breaks
It started as a fun experiment. It continues as a new workflow.
I stopped using top in Linux once I discovered this better terminal tool
A smarter way to monitor Linux resources without switching between tools.
I tried Flatpak, AppImage, and Snap — this one made Linux easier
It's almost as there is a front runner, already.
I disabled background startup apps on Linux, and everything felt lighter within a day
Don't let things you don't need slow you down! Disable the apps holding you back.
I switched from sudo to doas and now my permission rules actually make sense
Less config, less confusion, same power.
Linux updates were painfully slow until I switched one setting
Mirrors are for more than just checking your face before leaving home.
I disabled this hidden setting and got a faster GNOME desktop
Those pesky background tasks are really annoying, from time to time.
I stopped using Snap — Flatpak just works better
The tiny Linux frustrations I blamed on my system were Snap all along.
I didn't understand Linux package managers until everything broke — now I have one rule
Rules have exceptions, right?
I thought my Linux system was broken until I checked this one setting
This is where you need to start getting creative in your troubleshooting.