Yeah, I really like this part of gaming
From what I saw, Infomaniak use the heat generated by data centers to heat up buildings. Also, on the funny topic of profit motivation, there's been a recent trend where people use generative AI to reverse engineer software that need subscription to make them open-source and available for free. But yeah, there's also the darker part where people are getting replaced by it. I don't like the fact that it's used for surveillance and is trained on stolen data, but it's not just capitalism that use it for surveillance (e.g : China).
For Bazzite, the confusion comes from multiple things : there independent projects and tools developed by community members that run on or integrate with Bazzite that are vibecoded, but the code for Bazzite have been reviewed multiple times. Its official GitHub repository shows approximately 8,400 commits, with a large number of contributors and pull requests, which would be very unusual if it was vibecoded. Bazzite uses established Linux component (based on Fedora Atomic) and its maintainers announced collaboration with the Open Gaming Collective in January 2026. Some tools created by the members of the community that are associated with Bazzite are indeed vibecoded, but it's not the case for the distro.
If people were not trying to be unrespectful but would talk to each other in a peaceful way, we sure would get way more less issues.