Strong disagree. I know how to configure a Linux installation and I still refuse to leave bazzite because it just works and stays out of my way while keeping my system up to date. I also haven’t found anything I wasn’t able to do in it. The preinstalled apps and the flatpack app store have covered all of my daily use needs.

You knock it off, there are so many small issues a distro like bazzite fixes that kubuntu won’t have patches for out of the box. Discord screen sharing, for one.

Then in steam you have to direct steam to use proton for almost every game with a Linux build because almost none of them actually work correctly.

Also, if you’re directing the average joe to use the terminal, it’s too hard. Seriously. It needs a polished, self explanatory GUI. If the app store version of steam isn’t good enough, then its not a good distro to recommend. Even then an app store might be too hard, many people are used to downloading apps from their website, and that problem hasn’t been solved by many distros, either.

Nope, https://www.donutlab.com/

Sounds similar to the battery donut labs claims to have made.

I agree that the comment was rude. Specifically with the “barely tested” asumption/accusation.

Hijacking top comment to let people know this article is just made up.

Maybe they’re building containers every day? Idk. Can’t think of how that’d blow up into thousands without some sort of VM or containerization dependency.

and played a few ranked rocket league games for fun while they were at it

OK? I was just commenting on the state of the situation, there’s nothing to “deal with”?

This is just not true at all, only recently have alternatives started to spring up that even get close to the number of features and level of polish that discord has (note, discord still has plenty of issues, I’m not saying its perfect)