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Pretty good. But I've been dabbling in Linux for the past decade or so and already had a Linux based home server. But in the past year I finally swapped all of my non-work computers over to linux. If games won't run, I won't play them.
I'm running CachyOS on my desktop workstation, laptop, and my handheld Lenovo legion go. Unraid on my server.
Edit: the only issue I had with the CachyOS installs so far is my remote desktop solution, which admittedly I don't even use often. VNC is ok. I liked NoMachine for a while but it messed up my graphics drivers or something weird. I don't remember the specifics, I just flat out nuked it from my machines. I need to try rustdesk