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  • lobut@lemmy.caOPtoLinux Gaming@lemmy.worldTrying Out Pop OS on my laptop
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    4 days ago

    Due to some recommendations I am using Bazzite.

    I thought it was a bit of a locked down OS due to what I was used to. I realized that’s because of what it’s built on top of on? Like you should be using distrobox to boot up different terminals to install packages and stuff. It took me a little while to get used to it and I quite enjoy it. Although I suck getting wezterm to have a shortcut that will detect custom colours when booting into my specific container.

    POP OS has been pretty good for me as well. Overall, quite happy with my Linux experience.


  • Thanks to this one comment alone I stayed up a few hours last night to switch to Bazzite.

    I had a few oddities with Pop OS and I wanted to turn off the fans and do stuff. The fact that Bazzite had it all rolled in is impressive. The keyboard worked immediately. I don’t think I read the instructions well enough but I figured out I was supposed to use bazzite as the pw to get in.

    This is what I think I was looking for, at least from what I see so far!

    Thanks so much!


  • hmm, I still think I want to use my laptop for media and gaming and general stuff … I’m leaving next week so I may try a safer OS in the mean time. I think when I get back I definitely want to delve deeper into Bazzite. I think I wanna see if Bazzite would be a good match for my friend. He was thinking about an XBOX Asus ROG Ally X and I was saying that it’s quite pricey if you’re not going to use the handheld component. He said he just wanted a console-like experience so he can just turn it on and play and that he has a Mac for his other stuff. I’m reading the Bazzite github repo and it says: “Directly boots to Game mode matching SteamOS’s behavior.” for the Home Theatre PCs which is what seems to match for him.








  • What’s going on with your keyboard? I’m curious, what’s your native language?

    I don’t think I really understood the compilation portion.

    Compiling in the web world can also include … type checking which I think is good, minifying code which is good, bundling code which is good. I understand that in this article that they allude to the fact that those can be bad things because devs just abuse it like expecting JavaScript to tree shake and since they don’t understand how tree-shaking works, they will just assume it does and accidentally bloat their output.

    Also some static site generators could do things that authors and stuff don’t think about like accessibility and all that.