All your points are valid, but I’m not going to put in 3rd party hardware and their default slicer seems great to me. There’s a group of users for who this is all more or less not an issue.

My Bambu had also been soooo easy. So there’s that.

I tried Bazzite first and switched to Garuda after. Both were easy and good for gaming.

Garuda is a gaming focused Arch distro. Super easy and works great. It’s what I switched to after Bazzite.

I use the xfce version and it’s pretty bare bones. Other than a background image I replaced, it didn’t have any annoying UI stuff in it. It still runs all the gaming stuff just fine out of the box.

If anyone likes Bazzite but doesn’t want the immutability, Garuda is also gamer focused and easy.

She was a classy lady, she might not have understood the gesture, but she would have weathered it with grace.

Haven’t tried Cachy, but can vouch for Garuda being stable and easy.

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I use Garuda, which is Arch based. Pretty much every time I’ve had a problem it’s been solved by update, restart.

If you want to try and build a raw Arch system from scratch, maybe it’s still complicated, I don’t know, but there are easy Arch options these days.