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    [–] TONKAHANAH@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

    I would say pop is for new users, arch is for users that know what they want and willing to put in the time, i wouldnt say its "for hackers".

    picking an arch based distros thats already built for you though is the easy way to go if you want a linux system for gaming. I tried using pop for a while. it was ok but ultimately a rolling release system was better.