Haha... No its not, but bazzite users really want it to be. :)
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No issues gaming on Mint! Tried bazzite couldn't get into it. Just doesn't feel usable daily and to game. Mint is just too polished and convenient.
But have you read The Good Book (Dolstra et al, 2004)?
Pft. I compile Gentoo for my GameCube, btw
I'm glad all of you are using various Linux distros and I'm glad there is so much choice within this community. Keep it up!
No, that's Garuda.
Also gaming focused, also super easy, not so locked down it won't let you change your login background, also has great Nvidia support. Arch.
There are just so many good distros available these days. Doesn't stop me from using bazzite, though.
Honestly I'd welcome this, the Linux podcasts I listen to are still going on and on about nix. At least it would be something different.
I'm considering Bazzite for a Win 10 machine that I only use to play Steam games. Really hoping that it "just works" for most of my library.
Could I consider any game that is Steam Deck Verified will work fine? Am I likely to run into a ton of issues? I game exclusively with a wireless XBone controller.
I think the controller is the least compatible thing there.
(I use bazzite, btw ;) )
I do have a Steam controller which would probably be a suitable replacement.
idk, but I use Ubuntu and pretty much everything on Steam works for me. I've only ever come across three games I wanted to and couldn't play, two of them are Epic gacha trash, and the other one's Skyrim with dll mods (non-dll mods work fine).
I'm clueless about Linux, so I tried it. It seems to be just working for me for most of my Steam library, at least with Proton Experimental. I don't have a XBone controller, but my SteelSeries knockoff does fine. That said, I have no idea what might cause it to break. (Though, it doesn't seem to like my mechanical hard drives much.)
(I use bazzite, btw ;) )