Want to try something a little different? Bazzite was recently announced as a custom Fedora 38-based Linux image designed to bring the best Linux gaming to PCs and Steam Deck.
    • Uninvited Guest@lemmy.ca
      4·
      1 year ago

      I asked the same question when this was posted elsewhere, and the answer that I received is that it is based on the immutable os spin of Fedora, so this is immutable as well.

  • Dr_WillisEnglish
    5·
    1 year ago

    Be interesting to see what Steam Deck Distribution alternatives are going to be popping up.

    Seeing a few interesting feature in this project, I may have to dig out my other desktop to attempt to make my own SteamBox.

  • Dizzy Devil Ducky@lemm.eeEnglish
    3·
    1 year ago

    Saw something about this days ago and couldn’t find it. Definitely saving this post so I do not forget what this distro is called, again. Definitely wanna try this out via dual boot or VM in the future on a more powerful device than my current desktop and laptop.

    • Eeyore_SyndromeEnglish
      8·
      1 year ago

      Just FYI, universal blue projects can only dual boot if you use seperate disks, due to the way rpm-ostree/OCI partitions are made/function.

      I’ve been using Ublue Kinoite since March.

      And Bazzite since two weeks ago.

    • Toidi@artemis.camp
      1·
      1 year ago

      Many steam deck users report that using moonlight as a client works great with nvidia hosts. It utilises nvidia gamestream protocol which is built into the nvidia drivers on Windows/Linux, basically removing the need to mess around with encoder settings.

        • Toidi@artemis.camp
          2·
          1 year ago

          Sadly I’ve not got a rig to test it and report back, it’s all AMD linux rigs here and my old hardware steam link has been relegated to a drawer since I got my deck. Greenlight (Xbox series X) and chiaki (PS5) also suffer from the frame pacing issues you mentioned (just an FYI for anyone who may be interested).