Upstream images vs bazzite: https://github.com/ublue-os/countme/blob/main/growth_upstream_with_bazzite.svg
My prediction: bazzite may have more installs than Fedora KDE by the end of the year.
I don't care what Linux you use and whichever way you look at it this is good news :)
So freaking glad to see!
Let's go everyone, now's the time. Windows GDID is appalling and we deserve privacy.
I chose Fedora, but there's a distro for everyone and my friends use and love Bazzite.
My brother in law made the switch last week to bazzite from win11. 8 gigs of ram, he wasn’t expecting much.
Now he’s amazed he doesn’t have to buy a new computer after all.
Bazzite is awesome. Not surprised it’s so successful. Congrats to the team. :)
I swapped to it in May from Endeavour OS as I happened to be doing a clean install, and 90% of my PC usage nowadays is gaming, and I have never looked back, even though I thought Endeavour OS would have been the end of my Distro hopping.
been two years since I started using it daily, it's one of the best!
Is the massive jolt in the room with us?
I have a tens unit attached to my ass that has its voltage increase as bazzite gets more users
Have documentation for getting this set up?
I believe it's plug and play.
Kinky
I hope most are migrating from windows, and not from other distros!
Im thinking of switching to Bazzite from Fedora. I was on Nobara, but team of developers vs solo project... Unfortunately, a couple of games don't run as smooth now.
That's what I did after many years on Fedora. Honestly both Bazzite and Fedora are good, I don't miss Fedora but if I ever had problems with Bazzite that's where I'd go back to.
I recently switched from nobara to bazzite, and 99% of games worked with no tinkering.
I feel like it may not overtake KDE, from the graphs the trend seems to somewhat be following there too recently. Like a bump in number of downloads because of popularity, but not a linear trend. Does that even make sense?
Isn't that like comparing apples to oranges? Bazzite is a distro and KDE is a DE
by KDE i meant Fedora KDE. Thought it would be obvious since the graph is labelled that way, i guess not.
Yeah, I could see that. It'd be very interesting if it did, though
I assume it has to do with it kind of directly competing with steamos and eating into the user share?
I guess competing is correct, but I don't see it overtaking steamOS any time soon or even coming close since the steamdeck is an actual product marketed by a for-profit company.
"massive"
6k people swapping in a couple weeks is pretty big. And it's likely more because not all computers use countme
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