Just how many of us are there?
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You can’t really know where you are going until you know where you have been. – Maya Angelou We’ve always strived to be as transparent as we can about all of the stuff we make. Our inability to know just how large our community is is something that has annoyed me for quite some time. However that information must be privacy respecting via an open process so that we can verify what information is being donated. Fedora counts its users via the countme support. This data is made available to t...

Personally I use Bazzite and I think it is great.

I operate four PCs in my day-to-day, which may seem excessive, but I choose to solve most computing problems with PCs (no smart TV). My HTPC, which I drive with Bazzite, primarily serves as a fireplace/ light media/ light gaming setup. Bazzite is uniquely well configured for this purpose. It brings the stability of a Fedora-based, Atomic OS, but leaves behind the codec and media issues Fedora can introduce. The tinkering one would generally need to do with Steam comes pre-configured, like you may be used to with SteamOS on Steam Deck. ExpressVPN works, but requires terminal in my configuration (I believe I could operate it through a GUI if I were so inclined). Bazzite does a great job of being configurable to serve TVs that need scaling and safe zones.

Fireplace PC Specs for the Nebby:

Ryzen 5700g

beQuiet! cooler

A320MH motherboard (bios flashed for Cezanne compat)

16 GB DDR4 3200

2 TB SSD

1 TB HDD

beQuiet! 500W PSU

  • phanto
    5·
    9 days ago

    A friend gave me their old gaming laptop, it was mid-range when she bought it, and she didn’t use it anymore. I stuck bazzite on it, and I really like the experience! I’m no stranger to Silverblue, so some of the atomic host stuff was already old hat to me, but I was impressed by how much worked straight out of the box. It’s kinda become my retro gaming go-to device.