Thanks. Ugh.

Your timing is perfect, because I'm just about to do a fresh install and this would be the time to decide on something else.

I'm looking for an alternative that will offer support for a KDE version as well as Steam and my fairly-new AMD graphics card (RX 6500 XT). I'd also prefer to live snap-free.

Mint and Pop don't support KDE, SuSE has problems with Steam and I'm exhausted enough that I don't want one more learning curve wrt the Arch way of doing things. Right now my best choices appear to be MX, KDE Neon (if I install the 32-bit libraries for Steam) and (if I want to go back to an RPM-based system for the first time since Mandriva ceased,) Fedora KDE.

Any suggestions, either from these choices or something else? Thanks again.

Evan Leibovitch, Toronto Canada

@evanleibovitch / @el56

On Mon, May 2, 2022 at 2:14 AM William Park via talk <talk@gtalug.org> wrote:

https://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20220502#ubuntu

[Last paragraph]
I think the launch of Ubuntu 22.04 is a clear sign Canonical is much
more interested in publishing releases on a set schedule than producing
something worthwhile. This version was not ready for release and it's is
probably going to be a costly endeavour to maintain this collection of
mixed versioned software and mixed display server and mixed designs for
a full five years. It's a platform I would recommend avoiding.
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