GNOME Edition
Most popularFeatures the GNOME desktop environment tailored for gaming.
- RAM: 4GB+ (8GB recommended)
- Feel: Modern and sleek
Nobara
Optimized Fedora for gaming enthusiasts
Based on
Fedora
Desktop
GNOME, KDE Plasma
Release cycle
Rolling
Best for
Gamers and enthusiasts
What is Nobara?
Nobara is a Linux distribution based on Fedora, specifically tailored for gamers. It aims to provide an out-of-the-box gaming experience with enhanced compatibility and performance features.
Designed for gaming enthusiasts, Nobara includes pre-configured settings and tools to improve gaming performance and ease of use. It supports a wide range of gaming hardware and software.
Nobara embraces the open-source philosophy, focusing on delivering a seamless and optimized gaming experience on Linux while maintaining the stability and security of Fedora.
Editions
Nobara comes in multiple editions. Same base system, different interfaces.
KDE Plasma Edition
Feature-richOffers the KDE Plasma desktop with advanced customization options.
- RAM: 4GB+ (8GB recommended)
- Feel: Customizable and polished
Key features
Enhanced Gaming Performance
Optimized kernel and drivers for improved gaming performance on Linux.
Pre-configured Graphics Drivers
Includes pre-installed drivers for NVIDIA and AMD hardware for hassle-free setup.
Rolling Updates
Stay up-to-date with the latest features and improvements with a rolling release model.
Custom Tweaks
Includes system tweaks and utilities specifically for enhancing gaming experience.
Easy Configuration
Simple configuration tools to optimize system settings for gaming.
Stable and Secure
Maintains the security and stability of Fedora while enhancing gaming capabilities.
System requirements
| Minimum | Recommended | |
|---|---|---|
| RAM | 4 GB | 8 GB+ |
| Storage | 30 GB | 100 GB+ |
| Display | 1280×720 | 1920×1080 |
| Boot | UEFI or Legacy BIOS | |
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FAQ
Is Nobara free to use?
Yes, Nobara is free and open-source, available for anyone to download and use without any cost.
Is Nobara suitable for beginners?
Nobara is primarily targeted at gamers and may not be as beginner-friendly as some other distributions like Ubuntu or Linux Mint.
Can I try Nobara without installing it?
Yes, you can try Nobara using a live USB or DVD to test its features and performance before deciding to install it.
What is Nobara's release cycle?
Nobara follows a rolling release cycle, providing continuous updates for the latest features and improvements.
Is Nobara compatible with most gaming software?
Nobara is optimized for gaming and supports a wide range of gaming software, including popular platforms like Steam and Lutris.
What makes Nobara different from Fedora?
Nobara is based on Fedora but includes additional optimizations and configurations specifically for enhancing gaming performance and compatibility on Linux.
Ready to try Nobara?
Download the ISO and create a bootable USB to test it out.