#Cachyos

The Open Gaming Collective wants to make Linux gaming better, but CachyOS is proving you can do that just fine with no strings attached.

Both CachyOS and MX Linux sit atop the Distrowatch Page Hit Ranking list, but they are quite different distributions. Which one of these should you choose?

From MakeUseOf: I installed a Linux gaming distro and got better frame rates than Windows on the same PC

From XDA Developers: The gaming Linux distro everyone's switching to just made sudo way more secure with your fingerprint

Ubuntu and Fedora are no longer in the Linux top three—so which distros dethroned them, and are they actually worth using?

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From MakeUseOf: CachyOS is great, but you should also try these 4 other gaming-focused Linux distros

Mint is basically Linux with training wheels. If you’re ready to move on, try these three distros.

Linux gaming "has gotten to the point where some people claim that Linux runs their games better than Windows does," according to the Android site XDA Developers.…