Open suse leap, because it’s the only one I could install on my computer that would go to sleep and then wake up without locking up.

Does this exist for splitgate 2 yet?

I am very disappointed by this. Splitgate is one of the few games I actually play regularly.

I can’t speak for you but I didn’t have to do any of that, my installs worked out of the box…

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OpenSUSE Leap is the way to go my dude. It’s been formulated by pedantic Germans and you can’t go wrong with YAST/zypper for package management.

Is this a Linux version of windirstat?

That’s a pretty good point. If it’s “too hard” to join up on here that sure is a good filter to keep out the Facebook ding dongs.

Oh man those framework motherboards would be decent for that…

documented in form of an almost-directly executable shell script

I’m annoyed with myself for not thinking of doing this

I haven’t gotten the fingerprint sensor to work but from what I understand that is pretty common.

Opensuse tumbleweed worked with my Dell 2in1 with no dicking around. Give it a shot if other distros aren’t working.

Tumbleweed my dude.

And here I am on my S20FE that runs just fine.

Same here except I stuck with leap as the newer kernel does not play nice with the suspend function. My little travel laptop has tumbleweed on it no problems. I’m surprised I haven’t seen more suse recommendations because it’s the only one that mostly “just worked” out of the box.

I went through Ubuntu, Nobara, manjaro, mint, pop, Ubuntu again, and landed on open suse. I have no exotic hardware. My biggest issue was the pc going into hibernate and then never coming back. The secondary issue was getting certain games on steam to work and an Xbox controller. I seem to have all of that licked with suse and some tinkering. The battle I’m having now is when the pc goes to sleep/hibernate/whatever sometimes it completely forgets it’s monitor settings and I have to turn the second monitor back on and then change them from 200% back to 100%. Which I thought I had solved by messing with the monitors.config file but I guess not…

Asus rog m16 laptop if that helps any.

I’ve had very bad luck trying to ditch windows. I’ve been through 6 or 7 different distros trying to find one that works properly with my pc. Somehow I’ve landed on open suse? That one seems to be cooperating, for the most part, for now. This whole experience has really showed me that Linux doesn’t “just work” for normal people though, and anyone who is adamant about that doesn’t understand the general populations capabilities.

Well I can’t get an iso off of their own website to work so… Cool?