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I'm a complete linux noob currently using Bazzite and its treated me well so far. I just web browse and game on this machine though, no professional or special requirements like some have.
Yeah im using bazzite as well. My 4070 is kinda causing me some headaches as the driver seems to crash my firefox constantly when using KDE which pushed me back to X11 but its been a while since I tested it out again.
Try to install Mullvad VPN. Don't use the .rpm because if you happen to be able to install that it bricks your system. In my case that didn't even work, luckily, but the app just won't seem to work within a suggested DistroBox setting either. Can't get ROCm to properly work either, which is already a pain in the ass on a regular distro.