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Missed us at SCaLE 23x? You can watch the full talk here!
Thanks for the interview Liam! Was a pleasure chatting with you 😀
Bazzite announces Open Gaming Collective
This new collaborative organization brings together ChimeraOS, Nobara, Playtron, ASUS, and more to streamline the w...
#LinuxGaming #Bazzite #RetroGaming #videogames #Linux #FreeSoftware #playtron #nobara #chimeraos
gardinerbryant.com/bazzite-anno...
Open Gaming Collective (OGC) formed to push Linux gaming even further
#Bazzite #Linux #OpenSource #UniversalBlue #OpenGamingCollective
gsd is so amazing, thanks to @brian.dev for recommending it. I decided to make a website as my first run. Ever miss the old freshmeat.net? I made one but for the @cncf.io ecosystem.
It's got vim navigation too (of course).
github.com/glittercowbo...
castrojo.github.io/firehose/
You must use LACT, adrenaline applies only to that one single boot and is lost if you reboot.
And it's why despite Flatpak's own maintainers upstream considering their repository to be hostile, they keep doing it.
You can safely remove it completely from your system and lose nothing of value.
That's why OBS can threaten to sue them for copyright violation and they keep doing it, it's why new users are presented apps that have completely broken or missing functionality by default that have preference over all other apps, and they keep doing it
The point of them is for a few people volunteering at the Fedora project to have a place to force their ideology on everyone else, functionality, legality, or use case be damned.
I mentioned last week that it was possible to run Affinity on Wine, but it required access to a Windows install. This one does not. I got it running in Lutris in under 10 minutes.
github.com/seapear/Affi...
Video should not be low quality with RCS, that sounds like Apple doing Apple things and intentionally harming interoperability.
The only limit is your imagination, I'm a software engineer and I do my day job on cloud native images. If you're between a basic and advanced user then you might have issues because you're used to doing things in a way only 3% of the computing world would actually put up with.
This too is a legally distinct Bazzite gaming box
ISOs will be coming at a later date, for now the old 42 ISOs are still in place which will auto update people to 43.
One of us
KDE and GNOME, each lightly themed. You can customize them however you like.
AI is a complicated thing, but a short answer would be I think it's a great tool to speed up a developer's workflow but not a tool that can replace even a junior developer.
No comment on AI art.
Room setup works fine here, though I'm using a Valve Index. Reprojection works in the Nvidia driver but amdgpu still has a fix to implement to have it fully working in async. I'm hoping when Deckard materializes this is all fixed.
As long as it's on our website as supported you should be good, links to our docs and discord can be found there as well.
If that happens to you join our Discord and we'll get you support.
You can expect better performance compared to mint due to how old all of mint packages are.
It depends on the game, some are faster and some are slower, with most being about the same.
Your GPU is fully supported by the open driver which is included in the image in an already installed state, you should be totally fine.
No and no, it's a fundamental misunderstanding perpetuated by people that have no business commenting on it.
Yeah go for it
No?
No? Not only that but Bazzite is officially supported by Framework on their hardware.
Nevermind, make that ~14 active projects that your witch hunt covers, which you'll happily disparage here while contributing nothing of value to the wider open source community. Why exactly should anyone care about your opinion?
So now not only are you not contributing anything, you have two distros that your witch hunt has led you to hate. Can't wait to see what the third one is.
The business perspective is also completely irrelevant, the Linux desktop does not make money.
