I didn’t know how to exactly tell people how the search is but if I can also search inside files, it’s even better! I’ll try it for sure

My only problem is I’m used to Debian and I find arch/fedora/etc very confusing, do you have any tips/guide to help transitioning?

Stage manager?

Yes, I prefer deb because its easier for me to install stuff

I meant Debian based OS

I kinda like it, my only “problem” is: It’s not Debian so it’s not just install a deb file and that’s it, most of the programs I install have only a deb file or flatpak and for the latter I have to make my own shortcut (annoying)

Yum. Not used to it but it’s not bad

From all the ones I tried EndeavourOS is the one I liked the most but it doesn’t have apt but yum so I have to learn from 0 and it doesn’t have Plasma’s discover. I tried to install jellyfin package but couldn’t find it in my installed apps and I could only run it through command

The problem started after they pushed an update that broke my install and others too. Reinstalled and started to get these problems, probably due to the new update

Nobara has a tick to auto mount partitions! Kinda cool

Except my KDE OS. No idea what causes freezes and sometimes (like yesterday) it happened while idle

I know. I’m also used to install package with apt

Is there an arch based distro with KDE support?

Because I’m used to Debian and the features listed? Krunner, Wobbly windows (useless but heh), full KDE connect support

I’ll install it tomorrow! I want to try it

i know and I wish there was an update to address the problems/revert them but after months of freezes, I have Christmas vacations to change OS.

I went to Nobara, a gaming focused distro based on Fedora

What do you use? Official? What does “gaming focused” means here?

The official looks tempting but not sure if has any of my “requirements” but I could try the KDE version

If it doesn’t crash for no reason I’m happy with that

I wish people at KDE neon did the same. Broke mine and others installs

Out of curiosity, can I have /home/<user> in a separate disk? So if I have to reinstall I don’t lose everything nor I have to back up everything

I don’t like the recent update and all the problems it has but I like KDE as OS yeah

Good customization is subjective

Yes, but I mean you can customize a lot in settings, themes, icons, etc

I have a 5800x and a 6950 so it should be okay

I’ll see if someone suggests me anything else and I’ll try it. Not sure if it has the apps menu at full screen (macOS style) or not, not a big deal though

Not a fan of Macbooks but Idk how to explain it otherwise

Do I really want KDE again? Not sure. The “recent” (a few months old) update broke my previous install and I had to format and now it freezes my whole PC out of nowhere. I’m tired of restarting it at least twice a week for this