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I'm running Nobara right now on my AMD Thinkpad and it's been great for gaming. Steam, Proton, Lutris and ofc all drivers and codes are already included by default which greatly simplifies install, plus the kernel is already tweaked so there's no need to install a custom kernel.
I'm thinking about dual booting Nobara with Windows 11, I would love switching completely but I'm playing some games that only works on Windows now, But on my Deck I don't really bother with Windows, SteamOS is great enough for the games I play on it.