My gaming rig has been on arch and manjaro for the past 6 years. No regrets. Sometimes games can be a pita to get working right, but proton/steam/valve have done an amazing job and it’s better every day.
Comment on Microsoft in their infinite wisdom has replaced the Hide Desktop icon with Copilot.
VerseAndVermin@lemmy.world 4 months ago
Maybe here is a good place to ask. I have used Mint for months now on my non-gaming laptop. I like it. I was ready to move my gaming rig at months end. Then I read that it can have issues with multiple monitors at different refresh rates and also with Mouse acceleration. Is this true and is there a solution?
cyberpunk007@lemmy.ca 4 months ago
Granixo@feddit.cl 4 months ago
It’s a case by case scenario.
If it works for you, then it’s all good.
If it doesn’t, then you might see the need for having a Linux PC and a Windows PC for different use cases.
imecth@kbin.social 4 months ago
X11 does not support different refresh rates across monitors.
You need a Wayland capable DE for that. The big one is Gnome.Fal@yiffit.net 4 months ago
Don’t use gnome especially with Wayland. Plasma > 5.27 has awesome Wayland integration. Try fedora tumbleweed
imecth@kbin.social 4 months ago
That's such a weird comment considering gnome has been the on the forefront of wayland's implementation from the get-go and KDE's is still experimental.
julianh@lemm.ee 4 months ago
Monitors at different refresh rates is a downside of x11, which Mint uses for all its desktop environments. Fortunately, they’re working on moving to Wayland for the Cinnamon edition, which has better support for that. There’s an experimental version you can use now, and they plan to be done in 2026.
I’d test things first ofc, maybe with your laptop plugged into one of the monitors.