I do agree it’s likely more secure, but the tradeoff for common use cases (gaming, development) is steep. I could see using it solely for browsing and messaging people

You can also just slot secure blue into a qube I believe

I think Secureblue + GrapheneOS are the most reasonable choices imo. Qubes is highly hardware intensive for what it does, it will frustrate most people.

can we start calling him a fascist war criminal and a murderer 👼

afaik theyre parasitizing microsoft this way by compiling and distributing everything on github, makes it cheaper too. they have a way for local computers to distribute software as peers at least so you only really need to download it once if your server or w.e. runs it too

they have nice scripts and tweaks, and afaik steam as a flatpak runs a bit weird so youd have to layer it whereas it comes prebaked on bazzite.

It’s nonsense you can just use one command to swap from bazzite to kinoite if it does, it’s very easy and low effort to distro hop on fedora atomic based distros

And half of the project is mostly just automated package update pulls and compiling them into images

They just do nice simple little things that people want in the command line. Like a rollback helper for example

So bazzite being overly popular is somewhat concerning. Flavor of the month distros have a bad tendency to implode randomly.

If it implodes you can just rebase to kinoite with a single command without needing to backup anything

its closest to nixos in functionality, but basically its just a very simple distro that doesnt require much work to maintain and comes with lots of useful premade scripts and configurations for gaming and making immutables easy to work with. if thats what youre looking for thats what its good for.

i have summoned you once again i see 🪄

i like it too, but the ublue scripts are extremely handy so i hate leaving anything ublue

yeah i mean for every 1 active user we have 1250 requests to download here. lots of bots. i dont know if they count upgrade pulls (each version is essentially a full iso that gets pulled to your computer), but if so that means with each update we’ll see even more data draw from all the users upgrading.

now that we have closed venezuelan airspace you can add them to the list, because thats an act of war

Fuck off shitheel

Whenever I find a particularly annoying bug in something I use a lot I go throw a 100 dollar bounty at the devs

last time someone tried this his name was commander tucker and he was mpregged

year of the linux goggle headwear apparatus

Ikr? My mouth dropped after reading the previous screed

bazzite is imo by far the safest and most usable distro for beginners. if you fuck something up with your distro you can easily solve the issue without data loss by typing “rpm-ostree reset”. thats it, it doesnt get as simple as this anywhere else. bazzite’s dev team also tests each image and makes sure its configuration works before pushing it to you, and since each image is exactly the same you basically have your own IT team.

Gran Colombia is getting weird additions