I've been experimenting with it on Linux for the last week. Seems interesting, I get mixed feelings from it's minimalist approach, but I tend to use it.
I'll keep it around, looks like it'll stick w me
imho, there are many guides about picking Linux distros, but not enough guides on using distros. I think people are distro hopping because they don't know how to actually solve issues on their distro.
Bazzite is great because is rpm-ostree based. But you need to understand a little bit the concept of atomic distro.
For gaming, I think it comes packed with most of the required things so imo, try Bazzite.
Also, linux mint it's very easy to use, fi you do something simple and you need to reinstall the distro, maybe something was done wrong from the beginning.
I know that it's a different options from what OP wanted. But I've had the same battle in my mind, ended up with Fedora Server.
I've been experimenting with it on Linux for the last week. Seems interesting, I get mixed feelings from it's minimalist approach, but I tend to use it. I'll keep it around, looks like it'll stick w me
I think it should've started with "stopped thinking"
imho, there are many guides about picking Linux distros, but not enough guides on using distros. I think people are distro hopping because they don't know how to actually solve issues on their distro.
Hello Jellyfin.
Man, for real ! Good times !
Bazzite is great because is rpm-ostree based. But you need to understand a little bit the concept of atomic distro. For gaming, I think it comes packed with most of the required things so imo, try Bazzite. Also, linux mint it's very easy to use, fi you do something simple and you need to reinstall the distro, maybe something was done wrong from the beginning.
Can't wait for this "vibe coding" thing to go away. For many many years to come, AI can maximum be a helper tool for a dev, but not a dev.