> Sadly, the RDS kernel module this requires is only default on Arch Linux among the common distributions we tested.
They meant "luckily".
Poor Windows users have to reboot once a month. Linux users don't reboot. They run vulnerable kernels I guess :-)
The perks of emulation/translation/what have you. Alternatively you could play on Windows from day 1 without any issues.
Running Linux ;-)
If only there were a proper bug tracker.
>In other words, recent Fedora releases have been bad enough I literally can no longer pay my colleagues to run the distribution.
I've been running Fedora since ... RedHat 5.2 back in the late 90s', so I cannot confirm any of the issues identified by DistroWatch but then I'm an XFCE user, I don't use zRAM, and I only use dnf in console. I also vaguely remember that my past experience with dnfdragora hasn't been stellar.
Still, I don't think we can ignore this because a new inexperienced user may get it even worse, because they have no idea how to use console.
NVIDIA is evil, yeah.