Same here. Everything worked pretty much right out of the box with Nobara. And my total linux experience in the last decade is running Mint on my work laptop the last 3 months. I tried to switch over to linux gaming in the late 00s, but it was far too much work then. I spent more time getting X3 to work then I ever did playing it. Completely different experience these days.

I tried to install nobara and it was the single worst Linux experience I've ever had. I couldn't get my monitor to run at full refresh rate and then it just straight up wasn't ever usable again for that install.

How does it compare with mint? I'm currently on cinnamon but wondering if Pop would be better

If you decide to contribute there, it's quite clear that all the information is public. I mean you can see how the website is structured and what kind of information can be found at each entry.

Additionally, the github states the following about the protondb data: "Data exports from ProtonDB.com released under ODbL" - see here: https://github.com/bdefore/protondb-data

The site seems to be a bit of a hack job, you have to join their Discord and ask one of the administrators to delete your review manually.

But is the data anonymous? Or can it be traced to individual users?

Lkxee I a dead project though /: Lxqt is the replacement

Doesn't say if this includes Arch on Deck devices, but that's probably why all others are shrinking. This is relative to percentages, I want to see total number of installs.

First thing I heard about it, what happened? (Is it pinebook?)