Bazzite
@bazzite.gg
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Download - https://bazzite.gg/
Discord - https://discord.bazzite.gg/
Developers - https://github.bazzite.gg/
We support Nvidia the same amount as anybody else. The only rough area is Steam game mode (Because of long standing bugs with Nvidia's drivers), which you're unlikely to use on a desktop setup anyway.
November 23, 2025 at 11:18 AM
We support Nvidia the same amount as anybody else. The only rough area is Steam game mode (Because of long standing bugs with Nvidia's drivers), which you're unlikely to use on a desktop setup anyway.
Everything you need for SMB is built in and can be done from the UI though?
November 22, 2025 at 4:38 PM
Everything you need for SMB is built in and can be done from the UI though?
Other. The real secret is most of these options give you the same image to download anyway.
November 22, 2025 at 8:24 AM
Other. The real secret is most of these options give you the same image to download anyway.
The Steam Machine should work just fine. Steam Frame is somewhere on a scale of hard to impossible, but only time will tell.
November 12, 2025 at 8:26 PM
The Steam Machine should work just fine. Steam Frame is somewhere on a scale of hard to impossible, but only time will tell.
Your specs should work fine, following the official dual-boot guide would be our recommendation: docs.bazzite.gg/General/Inst...
Dual Boot Preliminary and Post-Installation Setup Guide - Bazzite Documentation
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
docs.bazzite.gg
November 8, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Your specs should work fine, following the official dual-boot guide would be our recommendation: docs.bazzite.gg/General/Inst...
No idea what's up there, works fine for me. I tested it before this post lol
October 30, 2025 at 5:54 AM
No idea what's up there, works fine for me. I tested it before this post lol
There's a gsetting to ignore extension validation in Gnome, you don't need to edit anything.
You can also add extensions to your home directory at any time, they take preference over the ones in the system.
You can also add extensions to your home directory at any time, they take preference over the ones in the system.
October 30, 2025 at 5:24 AM
There's a gsetting to ignore extension validation in Gnome, you don't need to edit anything.
You can also add extensions to your home directory at any time, they take preference over the ones in the system.
You can also add extensions to your home directory at any time, they take preference over the ones in the system.
The update is live, all current and future users can update to F43.
October 29, 2025 at 4:13 PM
The update is live, all current and future users can update to F43.
5. You probably will get frustrated at times, or run into things that inexplicable don't work don't work. We've all been there at least once. Just keep at it, it's a learning experience.
Making the commitment of installing Linux to begin with is more than 90% of people will do, so congrats!
Making the commitment of installing Linux to begin with is more than 90% of people will do, so congrats!
October 29, 2025 at 3:06 AM
5. You probably will get frustrated at times, or run into things that inexplicable don't work don't work. We've all been there at least once. Just keep at it, it's a learning experience.
Making the commitment of installing Linux to begin with is more than 90% of people will do, so congrats!
Making the commitment of installing Linux to begin with is more than 90% of people will do, so congrats!
3. If you're gaming, sites like protondb.com and areweanticheatyet.com are gonna be your friend (You can also check them before installing)
4. Don't be afraid to ask the community. Linux communities have a bad rap due to a minority of loud voices, but most people are friendly and happy to help 🙂
4. Don't be afraid to ask the community. Linux communities have a bad rap due to a minority of loud voices, but most people are friendly and happy to help 🙂
October 29, 2025 at 3:06 AM
3. If you're gaming, sites like protondb.com and areweanticheatyet.com are gonna be your friend (You can also check them before installing)
4. Don't be afraid to ask the community. Linux communities have a bad rap due to a minority of loud voices, but most people are friendly and happy to help 🙂
4. Don't be afraid to ask the community. Linux communities have a bad rap due to a minority of loud voices, but most people are friendly and happy to help 🙂
1. Dual-booting isn't a terrible way to get started. Committing 100% sometimes isn't always viable.
2. Your workflow IS going to have to change somewhat (Unless you're the one in a million exception).
2. Your workflow IS going to have to change somewhat (Unless you're the one in a million exception).
October 29, 2025 at 3:06 AM
1. Dual-booting isn't a terrible way to get started. Committing 100% sometimes isn't always viable.
2. Your workflow IS going to have to change somewhat (Unless you're the one in a million exception).
2. Your workflow IS going to have to change somewhat (Unless you're the one in a million exception).
We fully support all Intel CPUs.
October 28, 2025 at 7:15 PM
We fully support all Intel CPUs.
Scrapy says I have to, I don't make the rules
October 25, 2025 at 4:05 PM
Scrapy says I have to, I don't make the rules
It's a shame, because Fedora's policy is probably the most reasonable way you can go about implementing an AI policy.
Enforcing policy on volunteers is often times (depending on what the actual policy is) literally impossible.
You can't ban LLMs, so you at least want to know when they're used.
Enforcing policy on volunteers is often times (depending on what the actual policy is) literally impossible.
You can't ban LLMs, so you at least want to know when they're used.
October 24, 2025 at 10:59 AM
It's a shame, because Fedora's policy is probably the most reasonable way you can go about implementing an AI policy.
Enforcing policy on volunteers is often times (depending on what the actual policy is) literally impossible.
You can't ban LLMs, so you at least want to know when they're used.
Enforcing policy on volunteers is often times (depending on what the actual policy is) literally impossible.
You can't ban LLMs, so you at least want to know when they're used.
We said Bazzite would die back then because moving off of Fedora wasn't feasible, it still isn't feasible now. I don't know how that's spinning anything.
October 24, 2025 at 12:46 AM
We said Bazzite would die back then because moving off of Fedora wasn't feasible, it still isn't feasible now. I don't know how that's spinning anything.