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LTT does another Linux Challenge
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I did the switch to full time linux gaming a few weeks ago.
Initially I was on PoP OS but I wasn't happy with it. I reinstalled everything on Cachyos and it has been very good so far.
Here are the main "hurdles" that I think I should not have encountered in my "liberation" :
That being said, leaving Windows makes me incredibly happy and I'm very thankful for the great opportunity the open source community has given me through great free software.
Mouse acceleration sucks in general. My work computer is a Mac an until Sonoma came out I needed a dedicated app to disable mouse acceleration. I agree with your other points as well.
I still had some issues with the mouse speed on cachyos even after I disabled acceleration. I felt off on its default and I ended up boosting it. Thing is my mouse has its speed inbuilt so I don't need external software or anything else to configure it on Linux so I don't understand why I had to boost the speed to make it behave a bit better, it felt like there was some latency as well.