You may like immutable distros (Bazzite, Fedora Kinoite/Silverblue, etc).
You CAN'T fuck it up, because the system files are read-only. If you have a yearning to fuck things up, you can do it safely in a toolbox/container, which is the conceptual equivalent to WSL (but better in every way)
You CAN'T fuck it up, because the system files are read-only. If you have a yearning to fuck things up, you can do it safely in a toolbox/container, which is the conceptual equivalent to WSL (but better in every way)
November 2, 2025 at 2:40 PM
You may like immutable distros (Bazzite, Fedora Kinoite/Silverblue, etc).
You CAN'T fuck it up, because the system files are read-only. If you have a yearning to fuck things up, you can do it safely in a toolbox/container, which is the conceptual equivalent to WSL (but better in every way)
You CAN'T fuck it up, because the system files are read-only. If you have a yearning to fuck things up, you can do it safely in a toolbox/container, which is the conceptual equivalent to WSL (but better in every way)
If something doesn't works, it's probably a problem with your install, like missing drivers. That's why I recommend distros like bazzite.gg, which auto install drivers, so everything should work for most people with zero work.
Bazzite - The next generation of Linux gaming
Bazzite makes gaming and everyday use smoother and simpler across desktop PCs, handhelds, tablets, and home theater PCs.
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October 21, 2025 at 8:27 PM
If something doesn't works, it's probably a problem with your install, like missing drivers. That's why I recommend distros like bazzite.gg, which auto install drivers, so everything should work for most people with zero work.
Well, Linux gaming is in a much better state now than it used to be. As a general rule, if a game was created with a popular game engine like Unity, Unreal, Godot, etc (the vast majority of games are), and it doesn't use some anti-cheat, then it will run perfectly.
October 21, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Well, Linux gaming is in a much better state now than it used to be. As a general rule, if a game was created with a popular game engine like Unity, Unreal, Godot, etc (the vast majority of games are), and it doesn't use some anti-cheat, then it will run perfectly.
Damn that's actually cool AF. Now you gotta figure out how to play with both at once so you can 1v1 yourself in fighting games.
March 15, 2024 at 5:55 PM
Damn that's actually cool AF. Now you gotta figure out how to play with both at once so you can 1v1 yourself in fighting games.