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What to distro to hop to next?
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Kubuntu with the ubiquity installer will install onto btrfs. Flatpack is easy to add.
Add in system76 scheduler and an up to date kernel like xanmod and youve got 90% of what gaming distros will do.
If you're using flatpak you don't have to worry that the host system has old mesa.
This sort of setup is probably trivial to do in arch as well.