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gecked,

Ok I genuinely thought this ad was advocating for you to stick a piece of celery up your ass

gecked,

This feels like a step back from what we currently have.

gecked,

I mean, they ARE independent. You can be independent and bad, that’s why independence matters.

gecked,

I think it’s account linked, not device linked.

gecked,

Hi! I’ve been using Fedora Kinoite (and now Bazzite Desktop) for about a year.

I’d say bazzite desktop would be a good fit for you if you want to give an immutable desktop a try. It automatically sets up an arch distrobox for steam and lutris, it even has one click installers for things like oversteer in the post-install welcome screen, it auto-updates and is generally just quite a nice improvement on based Fedora Kinoite.

Immutable distros ARE used differently, you will mostly use flatpaks for basic apps (Although a lot of people do that anyway), but any traditional packages you want to install will be done in distrobox. You CAN overlay packages to the base system, but it should be seen as a last resort.

Let me know if you have any questions :)

gecked,

I use Kinoite over silverblue and other Fedora versions simply because of the desktop. I choose Fedora atomic over other immutable distros because I simply think it’s the easiest/most convenient. VanillaOS might be pretty good, but from what I can tell it’s on an Ubuntu/Debian update schedule which isn’t what I want. I tried NixOS but it’s complexity just wasn’t appealing.

I use Bazzite over Kinoite because it has all of the tweaks I want, honestly the amount of “bloat” isn’t as crazy as you’d imagine.

I don’t have any resources about distrobox unfortunately, but I’m sure they’re around.

gecked,

Just know, it taken me three attempts at Nix, my first 2 lasting a day to a week and my last lasting a month. It’s NOT something you’re going to jump into without a LOT of learning and googling. Try it as an experiment on something you do not depend upon.

gecked,

That is the least legible font I think I’ve ever seen

gecked,

I’ve used Fedora kinoite for at least a year now, it’s pretty good

gecked,

Silver blue and Kinoite are the same thing but immutable.

gecked,

I’d be more surprised to see a smoke alarm in somebody’s room.

gecked,

I like the idea too, came to me when I was setting up VM’s in class. I think it’s a cool idea, I’m going to keep experimenting with the possibilities.

gecked,

It should be a link to an Imgur video, maybe try looking on web?

gecked,

Oh my god her hair is pink

gecked,

I still can’t believe this horrid photoshop was intended to be believed as real

SOLVED - Any desktop environments with tv overscan settings?

Heya, I’m currently using my old tv as a monitor and the problem is that it seems to have overscan and I can’t go into the tv menu to change it. Do you know of any desktop environments that allow you to resize the window height and width? I’ve tried KDE with kdoctor and xrandr settings but all it did to me was changing hiw...

gecked,

Opposite for KDE. Wayland supports overscan, Xorg does not.

gecked,

This looks AI generated

gecked,

Huh weird. It’s stuff like the hairs on the guy who achieved his life goal and the hands on the woman looked kind of odd. Maybe AI art is already passing the stupid person turing test 😭

gecked,

Yeah sorry I’m new to using lemmy, the source wasn’t very obvious on my client

gecked,

Yeah, bad data bad results I guess.

gecked,

It’s “technically” both. Ubuntu called their themeing Unity because that’s the desktop it’s supposed to emulate the style of.

gecked,

Most user friendly Vim command

gecked,

I appreciate gaming on linux taking the command I made to preconfigure Vinegar from my reddit post without so much as linking it.

gecked,

Old godzilla was hopping around

gecked,

It does, but only on charge.

gecked,

Bazzite’s great! I’ve been following it closely for about a year now and it’s crazy how good it’s gotten. I currently run the Desktop version on my PC, and have tried the Deck version in the past. It’s great, a lot more capable than SteamOS imo.

Bazzite 1.1.0 is out - Now with offline ISOs (universal-blue.org)

Bazzite is an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck and for Desktop PCs that closely emulates SteamOS, with numerous additional features and improvements on top. We use immutable Fedora as a base, and allow packages to be layered and kept through updates unlike stock SteamOS. You can even print and change the language...

gecked,

I know someone who uses bazzite-deck for such a purpose, it works well.

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