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Interesting, the coders use it at my work for easier rolling out the setup. I didn't think about using it as a gaming pc.
I switched to it also because my debian host got out of date and now it's difficult to upgrade and I'm scared to reinstall it. If it was NixOS I would be able to redo the whole thing in a few minutes. So I'm creating / learning how to create a template to roll it out to my other builds.