jjlinux

Only if you hate her.

Best suggestion ever 🤣🤣

Easy: "grandma, click update on the pop-up. Now restart. Done. What are you cooking for dinner tonight?"

Oh, this is getting dangerous now.

"gee-nome"? Got it!

Yes, my opinion.

I use rpm-ostree on Bazzite. What put me off was when the guy in the video (I'm assuming he's one of the maintainers) said "you have FlatPaks, and that's it". But if OStree is still there, I'm golden to take it for a spin.

I'll spin the VM and see if I encounter any blocks. And you are absolutely correct, I am afraid of any restrictions.

My case is the opposite. I game on my laptop or my Steam Deck, and work on my PC. I installed Bazzite on my laptop yesterday right after going over this thread. On my PC I also tinker quite a bit, so I just have plain Fedora Gnome on it. I'm going to spin a VM with Bluefin to play with it a bit. Thanks for the tip. One thing that could be an issue with Bluefin, and maybe you can enlighten me here, is that according to this video on their site, they have done away with OS-tree? Because that would make this entirely based on FlatPaks and no other options, which is a huge block for me.

Thanks for letting me know. I installed Bazzite on my laptop last night like 5 minutes after I read this thread. I guess it's the Steam Deck's turn to give it another shot.

I'm running Fedora 40 on my PC and my laptop. Now, having read how much most of you like the experience, I guess I'm moving my laptop to Bazzite. I did install Bazzite on my Steam Deck, but the experience was worse than with SteamOS for the Stadia controllers, which is what I use (not that the experience is stellar or anything on SteamOS, but Bazzite never once reconnected without having to re-pair, SteamOS at least does like 60% of the times.)

I don't.

Hey, my wife wanted me to tell you that you're not welcome in our house, because now I'm about to do the same in our bathroom (with another distro, of course) 🤣🤣🤣