I’ve been using Fedora for the past few months and Pop OS for some months before that.
Debian was my first choice after Pop because of ideological reasons - non corporate structure mainly. But I couldn’t get games to work properly (my PC is only 7-8 months old). So I’ve been trying Fedora, but the more I learn about Red Hat and it’s involvement, it’s harder to stick to the distro.
What would be a good way to setup Debian (and KDE, because apparently GNOME is also Red Hat’s, although I do like the environment) so that it works well for my use case? The two year old DE and app versions does bother me but I guess I can learn to live with it. Do I try testing? Do I use backports?
PC specs: Ryzen 5 5600 Processor, RX 7600 GPU
@absurdity_of_it_all Have you tried installing the kernel and mesa packages from backports?
I will try that, thank you. Are those just two packages I need to get from backports or are there dependencies and stuff that will come up?
@absurdity_of_it_all You’ll want to add the backports repo, and install the relevant packages from there. https://backports.debian.org/Instructions/