Since it’s all Linux. Hopefully all these guys have great experience, and won’t leave the system. The more market share it has, the better for everyone.
My apologies for inserting this “akshually ☝️”, but I’m almost 100% sure that the distro that just didn’t make the cut -the one represented in green, right under Manjaro- isopenSUSE. It’s possible to deduce this from an earlier report of Boiling Steam and its respective graph.
But, perhaps unsurprisingly, I don’t ever recall seeing Slackware in any of these.
The last distro I was able to identify is Solus. Unfortunately, it’s only relevant in the very beginning. It used to be the best performing grey one. See this report and its respective graph.
Fair point yeah. So its all just Arch, Fedora and Debian in the end.
… but in the end, it doesn’t even matter! 🎶
Since it’s all Linux. Hopefully all these guys have great experience, and won’t leave the system. The more market share it has, the better for everyone.
There are others still, like Slackware and SUSE.
Well not in this plot. They just arent relevant for gaming by the looks of it.
My apologies for inserting this “akshually ☝️”, but I’m almost 100% sure that the distro that just didn’t make the cut -the one represented in green, right under Manjaro- is openSUSE. It’s possible to deduce this from an earlier report of Boiling Steam and its respective graph.
But, perhaps unsurprisingly, I don’t ever recall seeing Slackware in any of these.
FWIW, similarly, we can deduce the grey one right below openSUSE to be Gentoo from this report and its respective graph. And, finally, the blue one below Gentoo to be Garuda from the respective graph of this report.
The last distro I was able to identify is Solus. Unfortunately, it’s only relevant in the very beginning. It used to be the best performing grey one. See this report and its respective graph.