That ' s a meme I haven ' t seen in awhile <| sep |> Their old cartoon dubs are still the best <| sep |> 3533 or something , guy toggled extremely hard at the end <| sep |> Maybe , he will probably be around 140150 k steadily since he is probably the best all around LOLB for now . <| sep |> I use openSUSE Tumbleweed which has Gnome 3 . 22 . So far , no issues at all . Just a word of caution though , using Tumbleweed and Nvidia means installing the driver manually , and reinstalling it after every kernel update it generally goes kernel gets updated . reboot , append ' 3 ' to the end of the grub entry the line starting with Linux or linuxefi , press ' e ' on the boot entry to edit it and F 10 to boot after continue booting in nongraphical mode that ' s what the 3 did , run level 3 reinstall the nvidia driver then reboot as default . The DKMS kernel module should prevent you from needing to do all this after initial installation , but so far I haven ' t got it working . The alternative is to use Leap 42 . 2 if you ' re comfortable with kernel 4 . 4 with any back ported patches needed , SUSE takes care of it and Gnome 3 . 20 . Leap is rock solid , and has a somewhat official repo for the nvidia drivers , which I think is actually provided by nvidia themselves . You ' ll probably never update the kernel , but will get occasional updates from the nvidia driver . The openSUSE wiki has details on how to add the nvidia repo . Hmm , Steam on Tumbleweed is solid . Last time I tried the Leap 42 . 2 beta it was also working well . You ' ll love the YaST tool suite too ! And zypper is absolutely amazing I downgraded and upgraded to and from Leap 42 . 1 , 42 . 2 , and Tumbleweed , with nary a problem just switched repos and zypper dupA word on adding misc repos . The openSUSE software website is generally very good , and a lot of stuff is in the official repos , but where it ' s not you should pay attention to what repo gets added . If the added repo includes after versions of official packages for example gnomeNext contains development versions of gnome , those packages may override the official ones . You ' ll need to learn to adjust repo priorities using zypper or the YaST tools it ' s pretty simple so don ' t worry too much , lower numbers mean higher priority . I order my repo list according to what I think should take precedence the official repos generally get moved from lowest to almost highest priority ~ 30 Any further questions I ' m more than happy to help .