Like I said to the devs, this may one day truly become a top mainstream OS in the gaming space or the internet world as a whole. It can be a nonstop topic of conversation in the Linux/gaming community. It could become as viral as how catchy is for a while now, or Bazzite, or anything else for that matter. But work has to be put into it, like anything else. It's not impossible. Linux has about a million distros, but it is a trillion times more limited in the fully gaming-optimized space. I get that it utilizes a catchy kernel, but it should of been Pop!_OS's kernel If you ask me it is either Pop! is faster or it's Cosmic Desktop is best in gaming. My computer is among the Weakest and slowest computers man kind has ever made, but Pop! felt faster in a game than Catchy. It might be a kernel of Catchy, but you can twist it so much into being your own thing and working in your own way that it would be unrecognizable. It can become faster in your hands if you gain more recognition and developers on your team.in what ever you do get a desktop environment manager as cachy has the manager is why cachy is the best than it's gaming speed as not everyone uses it for gaming
Raku
Currently we use the cachyos kernel patches on our kernels
Well, it is managing to catch up and gain heavy popularity as it's going viral as a new Linux gaming distro with a unique mix of two things many love that we only saw in Bazzite thus far, which is an atomic/immutable/indestructible/unbreakable Linux sub-variant and a gaming enterprise type, super unique and done fewer than five times, especially with a popular distro like this one. It would be cool if you removed processes, as this is one of the reasons why Cachy is so great, powerful, and fast, along with having an ultra-speed Light kernel, which Raku also has, as obviously, it is a gaming enterprise variant of sub-Linux, if you can. Enlightenment is a super unique DE+WM; it works like an out-of-the-box desktop UI environment, and it is light, a feature that only a window manager can have. It's literally both a thing you would usually never see, as it's the first like that, and the last. One day, a guy who is extremely big and larger than life, such as Linus Tech Tips, can do a review on this, and it will inspire and attract his millions of fans to come to Raku and use it—just believe it will happen simply because it can happen. I mean, it's not impossible, but a gaming enterprise operating system like this has to have a light desktop environment. When you look at how the environment works, it is perfect for Raku, as it is basically as good as it is, which you might call underrated but is better than many of each kind of WMs and DEs, as it combines an out-of-the-box usability of a full desktop environment yet lightness as a feature like a window manager. It definitely is a rare combo never seen before with anything else quite on the same level. Plus, it is about as customizable as KDE; as far as I've seen with my own eyes, it is so customizable that you can make it look like Mac OS classic glass UI, though it looks nothing like it. It could be capable of that—ask Elive OS if you think I'm lying, which uses it.prefer it than mate than xfce than cinnamon because it would be lighter with out of box brightness and volume instant usability without silly configurations of a typical window manager
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Well, it is managing to catch up and gain heavy popularity as it's going viral as a new Linux gaming distro with a unique mix of two things many love that we only saw in Bazzite thus far, which is an atomic/immutable/indestructible/unbreakable Linux sub-variant and a gaming enterprise type, super unique and done fewer than five times, especially with a popular distro like this one. It would be cool if you removed processes, as this is one of the reasons why Cachy is so great, powerful, and fast, along with having an ultra-speed Light kernel, which Raku also has, as obviously, it is a gaming enterprise variant of sub-Linux, if you can. Enlightenment is a super unique DE+WM; it works like an out-of-the-box desktop UI environment, and it is light, a feature that only a window manager can have. It's literally both a thing you would usually never see, as it's the first like that, and the last. One day, a guy who is extremely big and larger than life, such as Linus Tech Tips, can do a review on this, and it will inspire and attract his millions of fans to come to Raku and use it—just believe it will happen simply because it can happen. I mean, it's not impossible, but a gaming enterprise operating system like this has to have a light desktop environment. When you look at how the environment works, it is perfect for Raku, as it is basically as good as it is, which you might call underrated but is better than many of each kind of WMs and DEs, as it combines an out-of-the-box usability of a full desktop environment yet lightness as a feature like a window manager. It definitely is a rare combo never seen before with anything else quite on the same level. Plus, it is about as customizable as KDE; as far as I've seen with my own eyes, it is so customizable that you can make it look like Mac OS classic glass UI, though it looks nothing like it. It could be capable of that—ask Elive OS if you think I'm lying, which uses it.prefer it than mate than xfce than cinnamon because it would be lighter with out of box brightness and volume instant usability without silly configurations of a typical window manager
Great advice we keep RakuOS as lean as possible. we will look into the other things you mentioned