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A graph showing that Bazzite has reached 31.6k users while other Fedora Atomic Distros show marginal growth
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[–] 9 points 1 year ago (5 children)

I’ve been on Linux for a bit. I was fedora for a long time and it’s totally fine but I tried out Bazzite for gaming and it’s been really good experience. I like tinkering but I never played as much game time because I was tinker with it. Now it mostly just work and that’s awesome.

There are a few things I don’t like about Bazzite, like ujust for example, but it’s still worth it to me.

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  • I'm a long-time Mint guy, my current desktop is Fedora KDE because Wayland, and I'm looking at Bazzite for my old computer/HTPC but it doesn't support my old GTX-1080 GPU, I might get a low-tier Radeon for it (I don't want to buy an Intel card and fuck Nvidia's butt, that GTX-1080 was literally the only GPU available to me in 2020).

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago (3 children)

    If anyone likes Bazzite but doesn't want the immutability, Garuda is also gamer focused and easy.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago (1 child)

    Garuda is great. I tried Bazzite on my nvidia based laptop and had problems getting it to work well (to be fair to Bazzite, this was well over a year ago when Bazzite was very new on the scene - I have no idea if i'd have the same problems today). Replaced it with Garuda (which I had been running on my desktop) and it literally "just worked". And, frankly, I'm a linux idiot. I basically just read the messages that pop up occasionally and do my best to do things like they say (for example, I try to remember to run updates before the system has to tell me "hey, it's been a bit. Would be best if you would update me soon").

    Speaking of being an idiot... I don't even know if I HAVE to download the "dragonized" version to get all the gaming bells and whistles just as easily, or if I can use their KDE plasma version that doesn't have all the theming and still get the "gaming" tweaks? Since my system works, I don't want to install a new version just to find out, but I feel like I could convince other people to try it more if they got the same functional experience without all the purple glowing stuff out of the box.

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