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Bazzite is seeing an insane amount of growth right now

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[-] dil@lemmy.zip 3 points 3 hours ago

A lot of things are built into it fto be easily installable with less user effort. Has nice defaults. I use cachyos on my pc but on my handheld a lot of stuff wasn't working by default, like the handhelds buttons/joystick. On bazzite everything works by default. (Think it's one terminal command to install what is needed for controls in cachyos, but it didn't work by default) You can still download whatever using rpm ostree, as a user idr know the difference. Grabbed gparted that way. Bazzite has the ujust command which gives you a lot of options for modifying and installing stuff easily like waydroid, emudeck, plugins, etc.

Also prefer gnome with extensions on touchscreens and handhelds, whule everything else comes with kde and it's apps by default. Kde isn't bad at all and only 1 extensions on pc (window thumbnails to pip any window) has me staying on gnome, but gnome works so kuch better for touchscreens and smaller devices.

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