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Ubuntu 24.10

Debian from now on, finally i can switch here since best working driver for me is in repository

If none of these works you could try Ventoy. Never had problems with this one, and one of advantages of it is that you can have multiple installation disks.

Current daily driver, linux mint only one which is rock solid :D

It should appear on dock if it's open, have you done some tweaks?

Search "desktop" from start menu there you can choose no icons at all or remove mounted ones :)

Tested and went back to Mint, i had some weird bugs and crashes don't know if it's my machine or everyone's. Well atleast Mint is rock solid:cool:

Nobody forces you to update again, when i used Pop OS i didn't have problems at all. Now I'm waiting for cosmic to be released :D Keep in mind flatpak updates are always "big".

KDE used to be my favorite, since i got NVIDIA GPU I decided to stay on Gnome. Desktop isn't so responsive on KDE. Tried some tricks from google & reddit i found but didn't help :(:D

weird how some have different problems with drivers, for me 535 has been solid :D

Mine is not so newest but specs here:D Motherboard: Asus tuf gaming B550-PLUS CPU: Ryzen 5 5600X RAM: 16gb 3200mhz GPU: Nvidia RTX 3060 12gb PSU: PSU EVGA GT 650W 80+ Gold

Are you sure command is right one? Have you tested it with terminal for example

Zorin 17 has been on spin now, kinda like it still, so using this for now month or two. Have to change once a while, what i love about Linux when there's so many choices of distro (maybe too many) :D

I have been running Ubuntu almost 2 months, can't really figure why people hate it so much. 1 thing could be because forcing snaps, still with newer PC snap apps isn't that slow. I even have started coding with Flutter/Dart and both IDE through snaps no problems, BTW upgraded to 23.10 this week...

This should help you figuring out everything needed for example: gaming -> Drivers,

Asking isn't ever stupid. Better to ask rather than for example spending couple days finding bug myself at code :D (I like to find everything myself hard way)

You install them same way you did before :D, don't worry we everyone start at some where and as noob. I would do fresh installation fully.

How did you update to 23.04? Have you tried full reinstall with installation disc rather than upgrade.

I tried OpenRGB at some point, but I haven't bothered to use it. I'm fine with the default colors.:D

That driver version should be compatible with your GPU. Here's reference Supported GPU's Have you tried installing drivers using the debian wiki, MX is debian based so it should work. NvidiaGraphicsDrivers