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@stib@aus.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday

My son bought a second-hand Windows 11 PC for games, and has been having BSOD issues with the graphics card since he got it. Out of desperation he tried installing Bazzite on it, which I encouraged, but was also trying not to get his hopes up, telling him that the some things might not work. But he reports that "absolutely everything works better than Windows".
I suggested he use KDE for the desktop, and he is blown away about how good everything looks, and how easy the user experience is. He has used Linux for a bit probably 7 or 8 years ago when he used a salvaged laptop at uni that had Ubuntu on it, and he remembers that being a bit janky and frustrating, but now he's decided that he'll wipe the Windows partition and stay with Linux.
So keep it up, clever people that are making Linux distros and software, you're winning.
#Linux #Bazzite #KDE #Steam

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Bernie the Wordsmith
Bernie the Wordsmith
@berniethewordsmith@neopaquita.es  ·  activity timestamp 23 hours ago

@stib How's #Bazzite for a normal desktop usage aside from Gaming?

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Chris 🦑
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@sturmsucht@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 22 hours ago

@berniethewordsmith

great. #writtenfrommybazzite

It's not a "gaming os". it's an atomic fedora with strong gaming support.

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@stib@aus.social  ·  activity timestamp 21 hours ago

@sturmsucht @berniethewordsmith After looking around for a distro that played nicely with Davinci Resolve (they suggest Rocky, but I did Not Like) I ended up using Garuda, which is a similar gamer focused distro, but Arch-based. It provided easy installation and tweaks to get everything working without too much fuss. Apart from the lurid colour scheme (think 17 year old boy's idea of cool desktop theme) it was a rock-solid desktop for $dayjob. My later installs have all been Arch from scratch but it was a good way to get into the distro.

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