So, let me preface this by saying that I'm not really a Linux user, more like a dabbler. I have a test bench setup with some hardware left over from old gaming pc builds. I threw them together so I would have a place to test out new hardware and OS before installing them in my main rig. My gaming rig is water cooled. I drained and dissembled the loop recently to reconfigure it with some new fittings and tubes. Unfortunately, I was not diligent enough in my measurements and chose the wrong fittings. Instead of rebuilding the old loop, I decide to dedicate the down time I have waiting on parts to my test bench running Linux.
In doing so I discovered Chapeau based on Fedora or it is Fedora re-branded and pre-packaged with several programs. It comes with Steam, Wine, and Play on Linux already installed as well as codecs and players for media consumption. I don't know if anyone else in the community has tried it out (I did a search in the forum to see if it had been mentioned) but I figured I would put it out there if anyone else might want to give it a go. It's maintained by one guy who has been using Fedora for about 10 years based on the FAQ in his about section on the website so I assume it's a small community of users. I'm currently trying out the Chapeau 23 beta which, of course, is based on Fedora 23 Workstation.
Website Link:
http://chapeaulinux.org/
System Specs I'm running this on:
CPU: i7-3770K
GPU: Sapphire Radeon R9 290
MB: AsRock H77M H77 LGA1155
RAM: Crucial 8GB 1600
SSD: OCZ Vertex 240GB
HDD: Seagate 2.5 500GB