Fedora is fine for gaming. The biggest issue I had with it was that if i had an issue with it, I had to do a web search for fedora + issue and I got a lot of unrelated hits for hats.
That said, gloriouseggroll made their own Fedora based gaming distro called Nobara. However I don't know if they would have based their distro off of fedora if they didn't work for Redhat.
Personally, I prefer rolling releases which is why I no longer use Fedora.
When someone asks how I heard of them or a thing I'm attending, I like to say my bi-weekly gang-bang.
I mean, LTS kernels exist. Some of the most popular Linux Distros in the enterprise should be considered legacy.
Reminds me of fresh cut okra.
Read (or listen to) a book.
Musk pledged to cut $1 trillion
He pledged $2 trillion.
I use Linux but have been using the proprietary drivers. I'll do some testing of the open source one now.
Look into jellyfin. I used to run Plex but I find jellyfin way better.
I was, but now I regret even having an older Nvidia card in my system.
Sounds like using noscript and only allowing sites that do not do this would prevent this type of tracking.