Ok, I’ll stick to just grub or Limine if it assures more stability, I guess it would be overcomplicating it for nothing. Thanks!

I’ll leave Debian for when I switch from LMDE, because I think I’ll still have the same issues I’m reporting on LMDE. Thank you anyways!

I’ll have that in mind, thanks!

I’ll try not to dual-boot unless it’s the only way; first I’ll stress all options inside LMDE (with makeresolvedeb, VMs, distrobox(?), etc.) and if it still doesn’t solve the issues I’m having in LMDE, I’ll dual-boot (preparing for these cases of course). Thanks!

This quite represents the point where I’m at. I’m prioritizing CachyOS (although there are countersides and other gaming-focused OS’s that can end up being better for me) but got recommended Fedora multiple times by now, so, we’ll see, maybe I end up choosing Fedora. Thank you!

That’s very helpful, I’ll totally have that in mind🫡

Woah, didn’t know that about grub. I hardly understand what it is, so it leaves me with a question: I don’t know if that makes any sense or goes directly against the nature of the bootloader definition but, can I switch one OS’s bootloader to Limine (got told by another user that grub failed for him with Cachy and switching to Limine solved it) and the other still be grub?

Didn’t know Pop! was Debian based. I guess it’s not ideal for gaming because of drivers not being up to date just like debian?

Sounds very very good. I’ll definitely give it some priority. Thank you!

Very interesting. I saw a video of a DaVinci Resolve user recommending Manjaro to run it, so it adds up. Thanks!

Pretty similar path indeed hahah. Thank you very very much!

Looks sooo damn solid tbh, I’ll check it out more deeply. Sadly it doesn’t match my needs since the color grading aspect requires some niche characteristics that for the moment (and honestly seems like in the future too) kdenlive doesn’t support, and doesn’t have much reasons to do it, of course. Thank you anyways!

Very useful insight, thanks!

That’s useful, I’ll have it in mind when booting. Thank you!

The majority of issues I’ve had are around the GPU (debian Nvidia drivers) and not that much due to proton. I’ll check that proton custom anyways. Thanks!

That’s what I’ll do, thanks!

Noted🫡

Seems like for the moment Cachy is winning over Ubuntu by far hahah. Thanks!

Well, I tend to give it a lot of room. Yesterday I tested CachyOS with 24 GB of RAM, 4 CPU Cores and running iso from M.2 and it is slow. Idk if it’s maybe a host to vm relation issue instead of a VM hardware issue, since the VM doesn’t have trouble loading, instead it’s more of a slow-to-show the host what’s happening inside the VM. Idk if I’m making any sense haha

Gotcha! Thank you for taking the time to explain it to me :D