Good Bye Windows 10.
Initial impressions, CatchyOS is a sport tuned Lazy man's Arch. It does preload some stuff, but, its not obnoxiously bloated.
Wayland ... so far so good. Ran XFree86 for what seems like forever, then ran Xorg for a very very long time as well. Was hesitant to trying Wayland, due to it being a gaming box, and Wayland being a bit new, but, figured I'd give it a go.
Steam works great, fired up a couple of games and they started right up. (i've already got Steam running on an Ubuntu and an Arch box, the libray install from other steam PCs in the home is working great for that too!)
Anyhow, I don't have to tell windows not to update any more. I did keep an NVME with my windows 10 install on it, so I can pull the GPU, pull the Heatsync, and reinstall it if i ever really need to boot to windows because i forgot something important ...
Initial impressions, CatchyOS is a sport tuned Lazy man's Arch. It does preload some stuff, but, its not obnoxiously bloated.
Wayland ... so far so good. Ran XFree86 for what seems like forever, then ran Xorg for a very very long time as well. Was hesitant to trying Wayland, due to it being a gaming box, and Wayland being a bit new, but, figured I'd give it a go.
Steam works great, fired up a couple of games and they started right up. (i've already got Steam running on an Ubuntu and an Arch box, the libray install from other steam PCs in the home is working great for that too!)
Anyhow, I don't have to tell windows not to update any more. I did keep an NVME with my windows 10 install on it, so I can pull the GPU, pull the Heatsync, and reinstall it if i ever really need to boot to windows because i forgot something important ...