Do you mind trying it with some random skyrim door puzzle or something like that? I imagine it’s closer to what they expect people would use it for, but I don’t imagine it handling any better.
The whole thing is specially useless if you consider that people are much less likely to try it on games that are old enough for the AI to have had data about it than on brand new games that they know nothing about.
Windows Live Writer, obviously.
I used them side by side for nearly two decades, don’t really remember what was my first distro or why I needed it, but when I tried Bazzite I finally realized I had absolutely no need for Windows anymore and finally got rid of it.
Everything is about control. The internet was left open by accident for a while and they are working hard to “fix” it. They are just trying to be slightly less obvious about it than China was. All of the forced AI tools, required apps and stuff like that are just ways to move users away from the open web.
Once most users restrict their Internet usage to ONLY content provided by the large companies (for example, once people no longer click on any Google result), then Internet providers will start granting access to the content from large companies for free and charge a lot more for access to anything else.
In 10, maybe 20 years, we will be needing to tell our internet providers when we change jobs so that they may change which “custom” internet services we get to have access to specifically for work.
Can’t believe it’s only been six months since this.
I’ve been fully rocking Bazzite since then. Only issue I had was that the PC freezes if it enters sleep mode. Bought a new laptop for work shortly after and put bluefin on it (loved it even more than Bazzite), then nuked Manjaro from the desktop to keep it dedicated to gaming only.
Sadly shortly after the company I work for wrote a new device policy and now the only distros they allow are Debian based, but I didn’t want to give up bluefin so I went back to working on the desktop with dual boot mint+bazzite and kept the laptop going in hopes of switching jobs soon so I can go back to it (I’m hating have to use mint after getting a taste of much more stable options).
So far I only had one single game that needed some tweaking to work properly, everything else just ran smoothly out of the box.
Do you recommend Bazzite, or any other similar distro, for gaming PCs?
I currently have a dual boot system where I use Linux for work and windows only for gaming and gamedev. I’ve recently started cleaning up the windows disk in preparation for replacing it with something like SteamOS, but haven’t decided yet on what to use.
Thanks! And yeah, if it can’t even handle stuff like this properly I don’t think Microsoft will have any luck getting people to use it.