tj0m0 @ tj0m0 @discuss.tchncs.de

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I think i will try cachy first (ai support, gaming too and its arch based so the ASHA support will be maybe faster there, than on other distros.

Okay, i think you convinced me to wait a few months and see what will pop up on the market with this new chipset.

I looked into Pangolin 16 a while ago but decided framework would fit better back then.

As i said, dont know much about this. Thats just what i found, when i searched a distro for my desktop.

I only found asus rog z13 flow with 32GB here sadly.

I considered this one (https://store.minisforum.com/products/minisforum-v3) earlier but 16GB is not good at all.

I heard of a new competitor to the z13 flow, but cant remember the name.

I dont know much about this topic. I just had to choose a distro. So decided for a distro without controversy. xD

But i heared nice things about bazzite.

My plan was to test cachy first, didnt liked manjaro and endavour but ppl say cachy is nice.

I dipped a toa in Nix OS but this was too much of a learning curve for me.

ASHA stands for Audio Streaming for Hearing Aids, a Bluetooth protocol which runs on BLE ( Bluetooth Low Energy)

My budget is something like 2k €, maybe more if it worth to save some more money for.

I dont like this whole thing:

Fedora Controversy Explained Briefly:
\ Fedora is marketed as a community-driven Linux distribution, but Red Hat (owned by IBM) holds decisive control over its development. Critics argue that Red Hat—whose employees dominate core decision-making—prioritizes corporate interests (e.g., aligning Fedora with RHEL) over true community autonomy, undermining open-source ideals. Despite public contributions, key technical and strategic choices remain heavily influenced by Red Hat, sparking debates about transparency and independence.

I ditched fedora, because of RedHat and co. My thinking was like.. if i switch from Windows, il go full linux with as many open source as possible for me. So i prefered Mint, openSuse, and arch based distros. But shure, i could give fedora a try.