u/Acquiscent

So recently I've watched LTT's video on installing Linux and noticed 1 thing. When choosing distro it's best to know what you're using the distro for (eg. gaming) and go for the distro best suits that category and you'll be facing less problems. But my question is can you not pick any distro and do everything on it?

Like i find it odd how Linus is facing so many issues with gaming like the left 4 dead crashing and he ran some command involving vulkan fixed it? But on the other hand the bazzite user just do gaming almost flawlessly?

I'm curious as to how there could be so much difference in their experience when they're only using different distros and begin to wonder like what these distros do so differently to improve the user experience and wonder if one could use any Linux distros and do everything like gaming and working etc without switching to specific distros.

Does anyone here knows why some fresh grad job postings has a specific requirement mentioning that the applicant should have less than 2 yrs work experience?

I get that companies trying to look for fresh grad with pros such as the salary tend to be lower compared to experienced, fresh grad may have a more open mindset as they aren't instilled with any work culture. But I wonder why are they also particular on having less than 2 yrs of work experience?