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  • Thinking of switching my gaming desktop to linux. Should I?

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  • Thinking of switching my gaming desktop to linux. Should I?

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  • I think I got to install & launch GTAV without modifications or additional software. I'll confirm and get back

  • Thinking of switching my gaming desktop to linux. Should I?

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  • Coming from a Steam Deck, I was really happy when I learned about Bazzite. I tried installing it and stuck with it for a few months now and I'm excited to have gotten rid of Windows. It's fast and works well out of the box. Plus I have the SteamOS experience without fuss.

    Bonus points for you, it's Fedora based and easy to install on top if Fedora.

    Notably I had tried Ubuntu before this and had issues with VRR and a couple of other things. Bazzite is built for this, and it works well.

  • Google Keeps Making Smartphones Worse

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  • Unfortunately the Android experience is getting more and more bloated and users' freedom to tinker with their phones or sideload apps is getting more and more difficult. The Play Store is riddled with more ads than useful content. Just try searching for something, and oftentimes more than half of your screen is ads.

    I've been with Android since the start and I hate what Google is reducing it to. It pains me that the only viable alternative is Apple and I feel trapped.

  • End of 10 - Windows ten is ending. Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer. But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?

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  • Same experience as Steam Deck. It boots to a sort of Big Picture mode, and in the Power Menu you have an option to "switch to desktop". They are separate modes and I believe you get logget out from either in order to switch to the other. It's fast though.

    Note that there are a couple of iso download options depending on what experience you want with Bazzite, I chose the one that most closely resembles the Deck's.

    Before this I had tried Ubuntu and I had lots of issues out of the box, with VRR, crackling sound and other stuff. Bazzite worked out of the box, and required nrarly zero setup. There are minor issues, but nothing even close to a dealbreaker - for instance the default audio device on boot was always the PS5 controller's speaker, so I disabled it (I'm sure there are better solutions), or Steam always shows there's an update (even though you might be on the latest version).

  • End of 10 - Windows ten is ending. Microsoft wants you to buy a new computer. But what if you could make your current one fast and secure again?

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  • I only used windows on my desktop for gaming. Having a Steam Deck, I was really eagerly waiting for an official SteamOS distro for my desktop. And then I tried Bazzite. I have been playing games on Bazzite for a couple of months now and I'm super happy. So glad to get rid of Windows' constant nagging and Microsoft's worsening practices. Every time I booted my desktop there was a new shitty surprise either to make my local login profile into a cloud one, forcefully update to win11 or some other unwanted bad UX. Bye bye Microsoft, at long last!