Weches Linux ist am besten fürs Gaming?

As a version you always take the latest.

You mean what distribution!

The distribution is a compilation of a “manufacturer”. This can be compared with religions and their confessions. So how to “serve” the crest.

The differences between the distributions make the “experience”. How to interpret and practice the same religion differently. Thus there are Catholics, Evangelicals and many other confessions.

The biggest difference the user can see is the window manager, so the way the desktop works. And then of course the desktop itself. Here, besides countless small niches, there are two great species:

The KDE and Gnome. In my opinion, the KDE is best suited for productivity. Gnome is more simple and therefore resource-saving and is the most developed in touchscreens. But the KDE is more powerful, there are much more built-in “helps” and the whole feels more like Windows.

If you move from Windows, then the KDE is most easy to use for you. I use Gnome only for devices that are primarily operated by touchscreen and for machine controls. Everything else I have on KDE, also and especially machines on which I use games.

This alone can exclude certain distributions. Ubuntu is very well suited for Linux beginners and you will find a lot of how-toes for Ubuntu and pretty much everything in forums already answered, but Ubuntu Gnome uses.

At OpenSuSE you can choose whether to use KDE or Gnome. The tools to set are very well done and clear. SuSE uses “YAST” (Yet Another Setup Tool) which combines all settings tools. This makes a lot easier for a newcomer.

The problem with SuSE is that some things are done differently here than with most other distris, which naturally leads to problems in special cases because certain things that have been read for a problem on the Internet cannot be done 1:1 or the problem must be solved quite differently. For example, in Googel you must always specify “SuSE Linux” in the problem solution search. And this then significantly limits the number of hits.

For this, however, one has a greater system hardness, the system is better protected against pests and attacks. Unfortunately, this also sometimes leads to problems in games and sometimes you have to hand yourself in order to allow things that are locked as standard at SuSE. However, this is very rare nowadays.

Of course, you can also use SteamOS. This is optimized for play. But you can also work normally and that’s what the KDE has.

The easiest thing is to install steam – no matter what district. Of course, you can register and use Steam Alien games.

I used to have that under KDE. But with Proton or for a few years with wine I hadn’t experienced it anymore.

But, as I said, I rarely use wine under Gnome, which I use only for touchscreens and because I usually only play in the ScummVM emulator.