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Palestinian child prisoner starved to death by Israeli prison guards


Ramallah, April 3, 2025—The autopsy report for a 17-year-old Palestinian child detainee who died in Israeli custody at the end of March indicates that he likely died from a combination of starvation, dehydration from colitis-induced diarrhea, and infectious complications all compounded by prolonged malnutrition and denial of life saving medical intervention.

Walid Khalid Abdullah Ahmad, 17, died while held in Israeli custody in Megiddo prison in northern Israel on the morning of March 22 after collapsing in the prison yard, according to documentation collected by Defense for Children International - Palestine.

https://www.dci-palestine.org/17_year_old_palestinian_child_prisoner_starved_to_death_by_israeli_prison_guards




Microsoft employee disrupts 50th anniversary and calls AI boss ‘war profiteer’


A Microsoft employee disrupted the company’s 50th anniversary event to protest its use of AI.

“Shame on you,” said Microsoft employee Ibtihal Aboussad, speaking directly to Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman. “You are a war profiteer. Stop using AI for genocide. Stop using AI for genocide in our region. You have blood on your hands. All of Microsoft has blood on its hands. How dare you all celebrate when Microsoft is killing children. Shame on you all.”

Sources at Microsoft tell The Verge that shortly after Aboussad was ushered out of Microsoft’s event, she sent an email to a number of email distribution lists that contain hundreds or thousands of Microsoft employees. Here is Aboussad’s email in full




Caffettanza mattica alla straniversità


Oggi, la mia pausa pranzo era di un’ora… e, forse perché non avevo nulla di sufficientemente interessante per distrarmi nel mentre, ma ho finito fin troppo subito il mio solito pranzo misero che nemmeno i carcerati; e, sicuramente complice la droga che prendo per evitare gli starnuti, avevo quella strana situazione instabile di abbiocco post-pranzo […]

octospacc.altervista.org/2025/…


Caffettanza mattica alla straniversità


Oggi, la mia pausa pranzo era di un’ora… e, forse perché non avevo nulla di sufficientemente interessante per distrarmi nel mentre, ma ho finito fin troppo subito il mio solito pranzo misero che nemmeno i carcerati; e, sicuramente complice la droga che prendo per evitare gli starnuti, avevo quella strana situazione instabile di abbiocco post-pranzo pur avendo ancora fame… Quindi, visto che non sapevo in che altro modo perdere 45 minuti, dopo averne spesi già i primi 40 a girare, ho semplicemente preso un (1) caffè, così durante la lezione assonnante sono potuta rimanere sveglia a distrarmi, anziché finire per distrarmi tramite zzz. 😇

A parte l’aver notato anche oggi che i pavimenti erano pieni di nuove macchie marroni, ma proprio spiattellate a profusione (anche in punti molto distanti da qualsiasi macchinetta del caffè, ma come cazzo è possibile…), che non capisco come faccia la gente a menarsi così tanto p’ cuoll la bevanda… vedo che ancora non hanno aggiustato questo povero distributore, che sicuramente ha visto tempi migliori. (L’ho notato per la prima volta la settimana scorsa, ma chissà da quanto è così.)

Di marca Sigma ma, rispetto agli altri vicini e non, è veramente il peggio virgin. Che stracavolo è successo al display??? Perché sfarfalla in questo modo? E in video si nota, ma mai quanto stare lì di persona: se l’area è abbastanza al buio, magari perché il cielo è abbastanza nuvoloso, il #flickering continuo della luce che si riflette sul pavimento e nell’ambiente si avverte pure stando di spalle, o andandoci incontro da lontano. A funzionare funziona, e ok, ma non andrebbe comunque riparata, tipo? O non ci sono soldi per farlo, perché se ne sono spesi troppi per tagliare alberi che non hanno negli anni ricevuto la dovuta manutenzione? 🤥 (Porco caspito questa università quanto fa ridere con tutti gli #spacc…)

#caffè #flickering #spacc




Microsoft employee disrupts 50th anniversary and calls AI boss ‘war profiteer’


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/28125709

A Microsoft employee disrupted the company’s 50th anniversary event to protest its use of AI.

“Shame on you,” said Microsoft employee Ibtihal Aboussad, speaking directly to Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman. “You are a war profiteer. Stop using AI for genocide. Stop using AI for genocide in our region. You have blood on your hands. All of Microsoft has blood on its hands. How dare you all celebrate when Microsoft is killing children. Shame on you all.”

Sources at Microsoft tell The Verge that shortly after Aboussad was ushered out of Microsoft’s event, she sent an email to a number of email distribution lists that contain hundreds or thousands of Microsoft employees. Here is Aboussad’s email in full



Microsoft employee disrupts 50th anniversary and calls AI boss ‘war profiteer’


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/28125709

A Microsoft employee disrupted the company’s 50th anniversary event to protest its use of AI.

“Shame on you,” said Microsoft employee Ibtihal Aboussad, speaking directly to Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman. “You are a war profiteer. Stop using AI for genocide. Stop using AI for genocide in our region. You have blood on your hands. All of Microsoft has blood on its hands. How dare you all celebrate when Microsoft is killing children. Shame on you all.”

Sources at Microsoft tell The Verge that shortly after Aboussad was ushered out of Microsoft’s event, she sent an email to a number of email distribution lists that contain hundreds or thousands of Microsoft employees. Here is Aboussad’s email in full

in reply to Jure Repinc

We need to start a fund to make people like this comfortable for the rest of their lives





in reply to pelespirit

The behind the bastards about Jobs was fucking wild. The guy made children cry (not his own) for eating incorrectly and he would hold meetings in the bathroom so he could soak his feet in the toilets. It is a great series of episodes.
in reply to YtA4QCam2A9j7EfTgHrH

The same dude who refused cancer treatment because he was convinced his “healthy” lifestyle and alt med bullshit would cure the cancer itself
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Houthis claim to have thwarted US attacks on Yemen


The Houthi group in Yemen claimed to have thwarted two planned US aerial attacks on Yemen by targeting the US warships in the Red Sea today, as Washington escalated its air strikes on the poverty-stricken country.

Military spokesman Yahya Saree said Houthi forces have “targeted the hostile US aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman and its affiliated warships in the Red Sea, using several cruise missiles and drones.

“We thwarted two aerial attacks that the enemy was preparing to launch against our country in a confrontation that was the second within the past 24 hours and lasted for several hours.”

He stressed that the group “will not abandon its moral, religious, and humanitarian duties toward the oppressed Palestinian people, no matter the consequences.”

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20250404-houthis-claim-to-have-thwarted-us-attacks-on-yemen/

in reply to geneva_convenience

We thwarted two aerial attacks that the enemy was preparing to launch


That kind of sounds like they had inside intelligence—did the Defense Department accidentally add them to a planning thread?

in reply to AbouBenAdhem

They’re probably still using unsecured comms, and are paying attention now.
in reply to geneva_convenience

They signed up on Signal and got an invitation from Mike Waltz on the same day.


Trump Calmly Reminds Nation That Desire The Root Of All Suffering


WASHINGTON—Seeking to reassure the public after his latest tariffs sent both U.S. and international markets into free fall, President Donald Trump calmly reminded the nation Thursday that desire is the root of all suffering.

“My fellow Americans, remember that attachment to worldly things stands at the very foundation of the illusions that lead us to experience deep anguish,” said the commander-in-chief, who reportedly sat in a full lotus position on the Oval Office floor as he noted that to base one’s contentment on access to affordable food, cars, electronics, shoes, clothing, furniture, or various other imports was to make one’s existence as fickle as the stock market itself.

#USA


Distro Sea - Try Linux distros from your web browser.


We should share this with every person who is new to Linux and would like to test it out without getting drowned in the sea of options.


Questions about an existing SIM card in GrapheneOS


Hi all!

Newbie here on a privacy journey. My current objective is to create a cute little phone that limits tracking by surveillance capitalists, law enforcement, & the state.

That said, the stakes are not particularly high here. I just miss the world I grew up in & find the call of freedom enticing. So this is more of a hobby project for me to be able to put my main phone down and experience a world without tracking again.

So far I have installed GrapheneOS on my old phone. I'm absolutely in love with it and I'm 100% sold on one day even migrating my main phone to it. But thats not my main concern today.

For now, I have some questions related to SIM cards.

I understand that in order to avoid device number leaks (if that's something one cares about) it's important to not have a SIM card in the device and keep it on airplane mode.

However, years before privacy ever mattered to me I already had a SIM card and two eSIMs in this phone. And all of the advice I read talks about NEVER putting a SIM card in, but I have a hard time thinking critically about what that really means for those of us who ALREADY had one in.

If I remove that SIM card and eSIM and carry on using the phone, what are the privacy implications of such a choice?

Likewise, if I leave the SIM cards in but keep the phone on airplane mode is it really all that bad?

I assume at minimum this means that the IMEI number is stored somewhere in some cell tower logs. If the state were to seize my phone they could I suppose link the phone to things I did with my phone or accounts I used back before privacy mattered to me.

But are there other implications as well? Is this phone forever going to leak a connection to my old activity even if I remove the SIM cards, leave it on airplane mode, use a VPN and ensure it never falls into bad hands?

Thanks!

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in reply to Nuxleio

If you're going to travel to Germany then you might face similar treatment. Take care
in reply to marauding_gibberish142

Thanks! There really isn't any reason for me to be targeted so I think I'm fine personally. Privacy is a collective value though, so I wish to maximize it as an expression of my values.


Donald Trump Really Is a Lot Dumber Than We Thought. Like, a Lot!


Trump’s understanding of history. It’s so shockingly dumb—yes, even for him—that it’s hard to believe that we have a president of the United States who is this ignorant.


alpine linux bootlog for nanopi r4s failed boot - Pastebin.com


I have been banging my head against the desk over this. I can use u-boot on the SD card to boot alpine off a flash drive. I cannot get the entire thing running off SD card though. It keeps doing this. What am I missing?
in reply to muusemuuse

The other option here seems to be using uboot to boot your SD card: docs.u-boot.org/en/latest/usag…

Since you know you can boot it via USB, you can just tell it to then boot from your SD Card instead of relying on the r4s to boot it. Docs say it's possible to flash to the eMMC as well wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/ind…

in reply to just_another_person

u-boot loads off the SD card because there is nowhere else to put it on this board. I want to put alpine there too. Alpine and u-boot can be on the same card but alpine wont finish loading unless it is being loaded from the USB port.


“Deprived of Life Before Seeing the Light”—Pregnant Women in Gaza Severely Impacted by Blockade


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/28122896

Rasha Abou Jalal
Apr 4, 2025

"Days after the closure began, Abadleh tried to get her hands on heparin injections in public hospitals and private pharmacies but found none. "Everyone told me the medicine wasn’t available,” she said. “I asked them, ‘What should I do now? ...

Abadleh’s condition deteriorated, when she began experiencing abdominal cramps. The next day, she woke up to a sharp pain and feared the worst... Her husband rushed her to a private clinic nearby, but it was too late: she had suffered a miscarriage."



“Deprived of Life Before Seeing the Light”—Pregnant Women in Gaza Severely Impacted by Blockade


Rasha Abou Jalal
Apr 4, 2025

"Days after the closure began, Abadleh tried to get her hands on heparin injections in public hospitals and private pharmacies but found none. "Everyone told me the medicine wasn’t available,” she said. “I asked them, ‘What should I do now? ...

Abadleh’s condition deteriorated, when she began experiencing abdominal cramps. The next day, she woke up to a sharp pain and feared the worst... Her husband rushed her to a private clinic nearby, but it was too late: she had suffered a miscarriage."




“Deprived of Life Before Seeing the Light”—Pregnant Women in Gaza Severely Impacted by Blockade


Rasha Abou Jalal
Apr 4, 2025

"Days after the closure began, Abadleh tried to get her hands on heparin injections in public hospitals and private pharmacies but found none. "Everyone told me the medicine wasn’t available,” she said. “I asked them, ‘What should I do now? ...

Abadleh’s condition deteriorated, when she began experiencing abdominal cramps. The next day, she woke up to a sharp pain and feared the worst... Her husband rushed her to a private clinic nearby, but it was too late: she had suffered a miscarriage."



France hands anti-racism award to media stars accused of racism


France has awarded a top human rights prize to two broadcasters who have been accused of anti-Muslim racism and discrediting critics of Israel by labelling them as antisemites.

Sophia Aram and Jacques Essebag, who is better known by his stage name "Arthur", received the Jean Pierre-Bloch Prize from President Emmanuel Macron at the Elysee Palace on Wednesday.

In recent years, Aram has increasingly hit back at "woke" and branded leftists and pro-Palestinian campaigners as antisemites or Hamas supporters.



Coin-sized nuclear 3V battery with 50-year lifespan enters mass production




in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

Wild reading this from Business Insider of all places:

This ideology ultimately led to the financialization of the US corporation — the process of putting shareholders first […] — and its emergence as an actor that takes resources from the economy rather than creating them. This, combined with a government zeal for lowering taxes rather than spending, means no one… is investing enough in America to keep the economy strong across social classes



Do alternative frontends for twitch exist (like pstube/freetube/piped for YT)?


Do you recommend some or know how to find out?
To be more privacy-friendly ofc

EDIT: -possibly working with addons like ublock (vern cc has ad breaks) and emote support (so chat isnt a cryptic jungle)

-Primarily on desktop, but additional app welcome

-Possibly not even communicating with Amazon (like for YT for example only psTube does to my understanding)

QUESTION:
Could it possibly work to still participate in the chats (like i imagine a throwaway account for example) or does that break the whole concept of privacy? How does that work exactly.

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in reply to arakhis_

I tend to use GrayJay. But i've never used it for twitch. I do however see there is a beta version for twitch on the app ^^ (it's a all in one app so it does support YouTube, oddysey, kick and basically anything you can think of)


Coin-sized nuclear 3V battery with 50-year lifespan enters mass production


Technology reshared this.

in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

3V at 100 microwatts significantly limits its usefulness.

They say they're planning to make a 1W version, which I assume will be either be much larger or have a much shorter lifespan. How does it work? Does it have a way to stop the reaction or does the 1W battery generate 1W of heat when there's no load attached?

in reply to i_am_not_a_robot

I think for embedded iot type apps it could be great, pair it with some caps for peak loads (read/transmit).
in reply to BlueÆther

Some microprocessors in deep sleep mode can consume less than 100 microwatts, so I guess it could be possible with this version, but you'd need to charge for a long time. The power consumption of an active ESP32 can reach 700,000 microwatts.
in reply to i_am_not_a_robot

I have some environment monitoring units that run on cr32 that last around 12 months (not ESP's ;) )
in reply to i_am_not_a_robot

I agree that's low. claim of 3300mWh per gram, also has decay over 50 years. 100 microwatts over 24 hours is 2.4mWh. 600 microW solar for 4 hours is the same. 1 cm^2^ solar is 25mW, and so more daily power with just 6 minutes of sun per day.


Tech CEOs who grinned behind Trump at inauguration lose billions in wake of tariffs


Summary

Tech moguls who supported Donald Trump—including Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Mark Zuckerberg—lost billions after his “Liberation Day” tariff announcement triggered historic market losses. Standing behind Trump at his inauguration, they had backed his deregulation promises.

Meta dropped 8.96%, Amazon 8.98%, Apple over 9%, and Tesla 5.47%, wiping $208B from global billionaire wealth. Musk lost $8.7B, Bezos $16B, Zuckerberg $17.9B.

Despite their support, their companies face price hikes and AI infrastructure risks.

China’s 34% retaliatory tariffs intensify fears of a looming recession.



17-year-old Palestinian child prisoner starved to death by Israeli prison guards | Defense for Children Palestine (2025-04-03)


cross-posted from: hcommons.social/users/adachika…

17-year-old Palestinian child prisoner starved to death by Israeli prison guards | Defense for Children Palestine (2025-04-03)

"Walid Khalid Abdullah Ahmad, 17, died while held in Israeli custody in Megiddo prison in northern Israel on the morning of March 22 after collapsing in the prison yard, according to documentation collected by Defense for Children International - Palestine. Post-mortem examination indicates Walid suffered from extreme body muscle and fat wasting, evidenced by a sunken abdomen, according to a doctor who attended the autopsy on behalf of Walid’s family..."

"'Walid’s autopsy indicates that Israeli prison guards systematically starved and abused him for months until he finally collapsed, struck his head, and died,' said Ayed Abu Eqtaish, accountability program director at DCIP."

in reply to Peter Link

Fascists gonna concentrate I guess.

Still wish I had any reasonable actions to take.

in reply to Peter Link

My ex was in an Israeli concentration camp when they were 13 in the 90s.... they told me they had to eat shoes to survive.


Why Trump's tariff chaos actually makes sense (big picture)


Before you downvote this post, the title is in fact the title of the Youtube video verbatim.

The man has an interesting theory for why Trump is creating this much chaos and disruption. It even kind of makes sense.

TL;DR: Trump - or rather, his Heritage Foundation handlers, Trump is much too dumb to come up with this on his own - wants to blow up the neoliberal view of the world and come back to a sort of Bretton-Woods world without the gold standard.

If that's the long-term plan, I might almost understand it, were it not for one critical factor: all this assumes that the ultimate bargaining power for the US is access to the US market - which currently is the largest in the world. But this assumes the cretinous tariffs don't kill it completely by creating another great depression - and that's a big assumption.

Anyhow, worth a watch.



On Friday March 21, eight israeli human rights organizations* published a call in Haaretz daily newspaper to oppose the Israeli government’s policy


cross-posted from: hcommons.social/users/adachika…

On Friday March 21, eight israeli human rights organizations* published a call in Haaretz daily newspaper to oppose the Israeli government’s policy
(original as attached).

English translation from B’Tselem:

No to the Israeli government’s policy of death

Tens of thousands killed, entire cities destroyed, millions of people starving, hostages abandoned to suffering and death — all this has not satisfied the bloodlust and urge for destruction of Netanyahu and Ben Gvir’s government.

For the sake of political survival, and in the name of its all-out war on the Palestinian people, the Israeli government is willing to continue committing the gravest of crimes.

This is what a dictatorship looks like: a leader willing to trade in human lives for his own personal interests.

Now is the time to say loudly and clearly: we will not follow him into the abyss.

We must oppose the death policy led by the Netanyahu–Ben Gvir government.



‘Perfect storm.’ Hundreds of South Florida condos now on secret mortgage blacklist


A secretive quasi-governmental condo blacklist is growing exponentially, making it difficult for owners in scores of troubled buildings in Miami and South Florida to sell or get loans for repairs even as their associations face a fiscal and time crunch to meet stringent new state safety regulations.

The number of local condos on the list, which is maintained by federally chartered mortgage finance corporation Fannie Mae, has more than doubled in the past two years, according to new data released by a law firm that has been tracking it.

The total number of condos on the confidential database in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties sits at 696 as of March, the data from Allcock Marcus, which obtained it from a confidential source, shows. That’s nearly half the 1,438 condos that Fannie Mae lists as ineligible for its backing in all of Florida.



Why Trump's tariff chaos actually makes sense (big picture)


Before you downvote this post, the title is in fact the title of the Youtube video verbatim.

The man has an interesting theory for why Trump is creating this much chaos and disruption. It even kind of makes sense.

TL;DR: Trump - or rather, his Heritage Foundation handlers, Trump is much too dumb to come up with this on his own - wants to blow up the neoliberal view of the world and come back to a sort of Bretton-Woods world without the gold standard.

If that's the long-term plan, I might almost understand it, were it not for one critical factor: all this assumes that the ultimate bargaining power for the US is access to the US market - which currently is the largest in the world. But this assumes the cretinous tariffs don't kill it completely by creating another great depression - and that's a big assumption.

Anyhow, worth a watch.



Trump's new tariffs spark fresh fears for Americans nearing the finish line


Summary

Trump's new tariffs, unveiled on "Liberation Day," have ignited economic fears among soon-to-be retirees, who worry about stock losses, Social Security stability, and inflation.

Experts warn that higher tariffs—like a 25% levy on auto imports—could worsen market volatility and trigger stagflation.

Goldman Sachs projects further S&P 500 declines, while Yardeni Research raised recession odds. Financial advisers urge retirees to keep diverse portfolios with 30–50% equities.



RFK Jr says 20% of Doge’s health agency job cuts were mistakes


“Personnel that should not have been cut, were cut,” Kennedy told reporters on Thursday. “We’re reinstating them. And that was always the plan. Part of the Doge, we talked about this from the beginning, is we’re going to do 80% cuts, but 20% of those are going to have to be reinstated, because we’ll make mistakes.”


‘Oligarchy’: Trump exempts big oil donors from tariffs package


The sweeping package of tariffs unveiled by Donald Trump on Wednesday includes an exemption for the energy sector, which is a clear sign of the president’s fealty to his big oil donors over the American people, advocates say.

Trump’s new 10% universal tariffs – which are higher for many major economies – are wreaking havoc on the global economy and are expected to increase consumer prices in the US. But the levies will not apply to many fossil fuel products, including liquefied natural gas imports, crude oil from Canada, and materials needed for making petrochemicals.



Daughter of Ottoman princess: How I rejected CIA attempt to make me a spy


Mourad explains that she was an "ultra-leftist" journalist in 1973, the year the CIA approached her. "We were very anti-American because of Vietnam, because of Cuba. Che Guevara was our hero."She was struggling to have her articles published, partly because editors complained that she didn't present the American viewpoint.

"My English boyfriend, who I thought was a journalist, told me he could put me in touch with someone in the American embassy."Mourad agreed and they had lunch with a "gentleman, who was like an old uncle and was very nice". The diplomat invited her to have coffee the next week, and they spoke some more.

As she would soon realise, that was exactly what was happening. The diplomat revealed he secretly worked for the CIA and asked her to join the agency. "While he was talking," Mourad remembers, "I was imagining a fantastic article on how the CIA tried to recruit a left-wing journalist."

She pretended to accept the offer, planning to go along with the process and then write a sensational story about it. "I thought this would impress my editors - I was ambitious, maybe reckless."

A journalist friend warned Mourad that the idea was risky and that the CIA could take revenge. "I became frightened," she recalls. "I worried they would think I tried to cheat them, so a week later I wrote to them saying I had reconsidered. That was maybe a mistake because it left a trace, but I had no courage to confront the man."

One CIA memo quoted in the Sunday Times investigation records that "operational approval was cancelled in April 1979", years later. Mourad says she finds it bewildering. "It could be a bureaucratic mistake, or maybe they didn't want to admit they had failed in their attempt. "There was one week when I thought I could cheat the CIA."



Wealthy Americans have death rates on par with poor Europeans


The study looked at health and wealth data of more than 73,000 adults across the US and Europe who were 50 to 85 years old in 2010. There were more than 19,000 from the US, nearly 27,000 from Northern and Western Europe, nearly 19,000 from Eastern Europe, and nearly 9,000 from Southern Europe. For each region, participants were divided into wealth quartiles, with the first being the poorest and the fourth being the richest. The researchers then followed participants until 2022, tracking deaths.

While less access to health care and weaker social structures can explain the gap between the wealthy and poor in the US, it doesn't explain the differences between the wealthy in the US and the wealthy in Europe, the researchers note. There may be other systemic factors at play that make Americans uniquely short-lived, such as diet, environment, behaviors, and cultural and social differences.

"If we want to improve health in the US, we need to better understand the underlying factors that contribute to these differences—particularly amongst similar socioeconomic groups—and why they translate to different health outcomes across nations," Papanicolas said.



World on warcraft on Linux


Hello everybody!
I want to escape Microsoft and windows, and I am looking for a Linux distro. I have some experience with Unix and a very old Ubuntu distro. But that's quite some years ago. I am looking for a Linux distribution where i can play World of Warcraft on. I mainly use Nvidia graphics (RTX 3070).

I have found some distributions that are supposed to be good for gaming. I suppose, as i am still a Linux Noob, I am also looking for a distribution which is easy to get into. Especially for an older gamer ;)

I came with these distro's myself. What does the Linux community say?

Bazzite
- Based on Fedora Atomic
- Pre Installed Steam
- Nvidia drivers and support
bazzite.gg/
docs.bazzite.gg/Gaming/index.h…

Developer: Universal Blue (US?)

Drauger OS
- Based on Ubuntu LTS using KDE Plasma
- Pre for AMD
draugeros.org/

Pop!_OS
- based on Ubuntu
- Optimized for gaming on Nvidia GPU's
system76.com/pop/

Developer: system76 (Denver, US)

SteamOS
-based on Debian 8 (Jessie)
-designed to run steam and steam games
-set to auto update their OS from Valve repo's
store.steampowered.com/steamos

Developer: Valve (US)

Manjaro
-based on Arch (rolling release model for latest software/drivers)
-KDE plasma desktop
(Pro-tip: enable flatpak and install ProtonUp-QT)
manjaro.org/products

Developer: Majaro (EU - Austria, France, Germany)

Ubuntu:
-the go-to linux distro for millions of users, incl gamers
-best for beginners and gamers who want stable well supported distro
-works seamlesssly with steam, lutris, wine
(pro-tip: install the gamemode package (sudo apt install gamemode))
ubuntu.com/download

Developer: Canonical ltd. (UK)

Nobara
-based on Fedora
-optimized for gaming on newer Nvidia graphics (drivers come installed)
nobaraproject.org/download-nob…

Developer: Thomas Crider (Denver, US)

Mint
-based on debian and Ubuntu
-friendly OS, works out of the box, extremely easy to use
linuxmint.com/download.php

Developer : Linuxmint (French, Dutch, UK)

in reply to Lanske

I personally wouldn’t look for a distro made just for gaming. I’m currently using Fedora 41 on my PCs and I’ve just closed Red Dead Redemption 2 a few minutes ago, also played baldurs gate and resident evil 4.

Fedora works great for me using it for everything