If you all you have is Linux, you’ll be forced to adapt. Bite the bullet and just do it.

I’ve been using Bazzite on my 2 desktop PCs for +1.5 years, I recently installed it in a mini gaming PC for my living room TV, and I also have a Steam Deck which is basically identical to Bazzite.

I freaking love it, best computing & gaming experience I’ve ever had.

I had luck I guess. I only experienced 1 crash and nothing more, no stuttering or any other issues.

Bazzite, Ryzen 7 7700X, 32 GB, XT 7900 XTX, M2 NVME

This is shareholder bait.

I wish it had split screen & controller support.

It sucks for gaming.

From now on I’ll only do Mini PCs with Bazzite / Steam OS.

I’ve been running Bazzite on my 2 gaming PCs for almost a year and a half, great experience.

Now I bought a GMKTEC K12. Best console I ever had yet. When the Steam Machine releases and I manage to get one, the K12 will be my new server.

They make systemd, right? Isn’t it present in 99% of all linux computers?

TeamSpeek or Mumble.

Both have excellent voice chat.

This is my favorite combo. Best apps for general use. Interstellar is better for image posts since it’s the only Lemmy app that supports masonry layout.

It also has a web app for desktop.

Personally, I’ve always been a big fan of Sync for Reddit / Lemmy, and Thunder for Lemmy is the closest thing I’ve seen yet, so that’s my daily driver on Android. On desktop I use Alexandrite.

So, all downstreams have no added value?

Why would it break?

Because they can’t sell anything through the Epic Games Store.

If he’s a dev, he might actually prefer it. Just explain and let him decide which one he wants to try first.

What’s New in LibreOffice 26.2

Markdown import and export features. Improved performance and responsiveness across the suite, making large documents open, edit, and save more smoothly. Enhanced compatibility with documents created in proprietary and open core office software, reducing formatting issues and surprises. Refined user interface behavior for a cleaner, more consistent experience. Expanded support for open standards, reinforcing long-term access to documents. Hundreds of bug fixes and stability improvements contributed by the global LibreOffice community.

See the Release Notes for the full list of new features.

Markdown, great!

Also, I’m curious about the UI refinement.

I prefer Gnome aesthetically, but I value more KDE’s speed to implement gaming related features.

Please Servo, you’re our only hope.

Just like any other FOSS project:

Devs chose a repo of their choice, the distributor (in this case Nexus) choses a repo (GitHub is either free or very cheap for FOSS projects) to check for compliance, vulnerabilities, etc and then it’s cloud natively packaged for distribution.

This is how Flathub, Homebrew, and the Universal Project distros are built and distributed.

I bet Nexus would save a ton of money if they went this way.

Any GIT repo ?

some hope

I read this news as: “The Linux proof of concept has graduated and will be merged into the main app”.