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Is anyone running CachyOS?
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I have been running CachyOS for a solid 8 months. Aside from a brief stint of having to use AtlasOS for steam remote play. Some black screen bug with steam. It has been fantastic.
The biggest benefit over say windows I've noticed is the frame time and frame pacing is fucking stable. Motion looks so much smoother when it's timing were correct.