Nobody will even notice the difference. This is like neovim users shaving 15 microseconds off their startup time, or Gentoo users making a smaller binary by excluding features... Its cool and fun but when picking a Linux distro, probably shouldnt be anyones primary reason.
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Am I missing something? I'm seeing like a 1-3% difference in most things aside from that Pogocache bench.
well that and cachys opengl performance is like 1.5x the other distros in super tux kart, so if you had some legacy games, its run better in cachy probably but raw modern hardware would have likely made it trivial. the one exception i could imagine where opengl performance probably matters is heavily modded java minecraft
There’s a Super Tux Cart?!?!?!!
Gotta link for that? Can't imagine what tuning would make that possible simply from library choices or kernel flags.
- happy cake day! 2):
i could imagine where opengl performance matters is heavily modded java minecraft yup, that's enough for me forever (a very long time!) jk, it's not forever; but it's a long time.
Granted in some cases all three Linux distributions were performing close to one another on this AMD Ryzen AI Max+ desktop.
No complaints with cachyos, it just works, has solid defaults, I like it over alternatives since I like using the aur repos, but honestly now that ive adjusted to linux, all of what I need could be grabbed through a flathub appstore like bazaar/software, any disto works, the performance gains are marginal, don't really need to use the terminal at all on cachyos, but even less so on other distros, unless you constantlly finnick/tweak and want to be on arch for that purpose, any distros fine and should work pretty much the same, most like mint are much easier to use and setup, since you never feel the need to use the terminal on those.
I think the biggest benefit of cachyos is actually all the des you can install when launching, easy to reinstall and try all the popular ones.
Is Cachy pronounced cashy or catchy?

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