No, I'm still on a nvidia card and I'm not sure what version hdmi my monitor is

My comment is more general vibe of my experience with bazzite. similar to what Staff below me said, sometimes it just have some weird inconvenient ways to do things when I need to, for example, use the terminal to look up some folders or change things. idk I admit I'm still not too good doing things in the terminal but adding another layer of having to learn what an immutable distro adds on top seems to be tripping me more.

Modern terminal apps are a bit more involved than just running ls

Well, þat explains þe bloat.

Compare Kitty memory use to any oþer mldern GPU accelerated terminal: ghostty, rio, whatever. It's a hog.

Admittedly I don't do a whole lot via the terminal, but why would you need it to be GPU based?

I have it on my gaming machine. Stuff works :)

I’ve invested so much time and effort into CachyOS. I’ve been running it for over 2 years now. A switch would be very hard and unnecessary work for me since it works no issues for me. Otherwise, Debian would be on my machine.

I run it with KDE for my daily driver & gaming and it is very boring and stable, which is what I want in my PC. Debian is 99% of the time supported.

I recommend it.

First time I've heard the phrase "leading edge", did someone mishear "bleeding edge" or did they forget the phrase "cutting edge"?

Fedora is based on debian?

IPv6 mostly is enabled by default in the latest version of network manager.

I wonder about this change:

• ROCM OpenCL is now used over Mesa OpenCL on all non-nvidia images.

Usually I would expect the Mesa stuff to work better and in a more generic way than what one GPU manufacturer makes.

Does anyone have any pointers for the reasoning of the move?

i switched from kitty to alacritty after many years when i found out that the developer is a complete slophead

I also saw that recently. I'd like to highlight this bit from the news:

This update contains behavior changes, all of which stems from the CVE fixes themselves, not exclusive to the version bump.

So it looks like the package is still mostly kept stable despite the exception made.

It's alpha software, so there are bound to be bugs and weird issues. This is made by a team of developers, so not necessarily slop like someone just prompting "make a Photoshop clone, no mistakes".

Too bad they too bit the AI bullet.

Running my workstation and server on Debian stable. Debian always. Debian forever.

Debian 14 is here?

Amazing for a server. Both my servers run Debian and I have had no issues.

Were you using an AMD graphic card with HDMI 2.1 connection to a monitor/TV?

Because it happened to me that the HDMI connection stopped working after a Bazzite update, and I had to downgrade to Bazzite 44.20260802 (see the Github ticket here), which seems to be the last stable release without the problem.

My understanding is that the problem is still present in Bazzite 45.. and it likely won't be resolved until the next Kernel update (7.3.1) lands. The good news is that it just recently was updated on the unstable branch.. I haven't tested but if the issue is fixed there, I'm hopping it will be ready by the end of this month, since they normally roll updates every few weeks.

Oh fucking hell

I didn’t know it’s coded by the Calibre guy

He's slopcoding it.

I like bazzite. It's not for my desktop, but I do like it.

I put it on my old and dying LCD steam deck. It did good, fixed some problems, extended the life of the thing a bit.

Rad, was just talking about giving this one a try again last night.

I didn't know it's coded by the Calibre guy, that's cool

I miss Quark

not to be confused with KiTTY SSH client which had its name at least a decade earlier