I think that Bazzite is the better OS for general purpose systems. I prefer the newer software (especially Kernel, Mesa and KDE) and I really like the ujust scripts.
Bazzite runs great on my main gaming PC in desktop mode and on my HTPC in gaming mode. Maintenance is minimal and it just works (on AMD hardware), while packages are pretty recent and it's absolutely stable.
Linux content also seems to do pretty well when it comes to clicks. I've seen smaller channels which got a boost from the algorithm (?) when they started releasing Linux videos. Hopefully this will give creators further incentives for more of this stuff!
I think that Bazzite is the better OS for general purpose systems. I prefer the newer software (especially Kernel, Mesa and KDE) and I really like the ujust scripts.
Maybe for certain Collector's Editions, but overall I don't need optical media when the games are DRM-free anyway.
Bazzite runs great on my main gaming PC in desktop mode and on my HTPC in gaming mode. Maintenance is minimal and it just works (on AMD hardware), while packages are pretty recent and it's absolutely stable.
True, depending how relevant that is for you. I usually don't care, except for few games like the Final Fantasy VII remake series.
Better raytracing and FSR 4.
That's it. Patient gamers usually get the complete, most polished experience of a game for the lowest price.
I'm on Bazzite for almost a year now and I didn't have a single issue with my 5800X3D.
Linux content also seems to do pretty well when it comes to clicks. I've seen smaller channels which got a boost from the algorithm (?) when they started releasing Linux videos. Hopefully this will give creators further incentives for more of this stuff!