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[–] 3 points 7 months ago (3 children)

Question to users and distro hoppers. I've grown to love Mint used it for years. But sometimes it updates and moves my game folders, loses my saves and I have to hunt in my system and hope I find my precious years long game saves.

Is there such thing as a distro that never changes the structure where truly all my files, system files, games will all be the same over years?

I've tried NIX and liked it, I've tried LMDE and Stock Mint with Ubuntu bugs yay, I've tried base Debian 13, and lastly Fedora kinoite..

Whats a system that updates but doesn't lose my shit when I just want to game and use my PC? I like having all my files never move, structure of system never change, but having the ability to run steam and heroic games of all types. I'm still back to Stock Mint Ubuntu but dammit if they don't introduce bugs sometimes. Like suspend / resume audio doesn't work after sleeping my desktop and back on without restarting.

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  • [–] 3 points 7 months ago

    Immutable distros are at the point where I'd recommend Bazzite over Mint or PopOS now, you should try it out, it's a new paradigm for linux that matches with what you want.

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  • [+] [S] 2 points 7 months ago (1 child)
  • [–] 1 point 7 months ago*

    This seems like the way that and maybe an immutable. Mint is just so damn intuitive which is why I keep going back. Nothing else makes a machine work with you than mint. Others you have to work against.

    I still believe my ask is on point. Some distros like Ubuntu based move system folder locations every few years. I don't like a changing pc. I hate having to keep up with things. I'm a jump in and know how. I do wildly appreciate your XY link and think ultimately I do that often none the less. Thanks.

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