Bazzite founder might shutdown whole project if Fedora drops support for 32 bit packages
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Dammit - found Bazzite one week ago and love it - now its embroiled in a controversy.
wrote last edited by [email protected]If it helps at all some of the comments in the linked discussion mentions it's at minimum a year out
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base your whole project on a corporate Nazi shill company like IBM and find out.
watchu talkin bout mate
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Fedora and Red Hat are innovating image-based operating systems. Universal Blue builds on that work.
It would take effort to port that work to Arch. Arch is also a rolling distro, not updating means not getting security updates. Fedora's release cycle allows them to get more stability, they don't have to be using the latest version.
wrote last edited by [email protected]i think the effort has already been made, unless i'm misunderstanding what cachyos is
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I went to Garuda
THERE'S DOZENS OF US, DOZENS!!
Hell yeah brother, make it 11 of us!
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Instead of shutting down why not choose another distro base
Probably a lot of time and work to do so, they've spent a lot of time learning what tweaks Fedora needs.
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Honestly go for EnOS. Garuda is neat and has a good default setup, but they've gone a little far with their modifications imo
There is a lite version, but sure whatever you prefer.
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Until they distro hop back to Windows because they just want shit to work.
Skill issue.
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See. This is why I game only on Windows. There’s never any controversy or issues there. /s
I’ll see myself out now.
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The comments in the thread don't mention Steam itself, but it's that running all the 32 bit games will become a problem. Steam's flatpak packages the 32 bit packages so that can get around this change, but the flatpak is not official and does not support all features. Steam themselves only provide the RPM for Fedora.
What features are missing on flatpak version? I am playing games that way without any issues...
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Pop! OS with big screen mode on second display/workspace is the best of both worlds.
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Hell yeah brother, make it 11 of us!
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god these names just sound the fucking same, garudo nobara banuda ronada, talking about linux gaming distros is liable to summon a demon
I guarantee you will summon a number of daemons running any of them though!
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It seems to me that 16-bit applications are already basically broken with 32-bit wine if you're running a 64-bit kernel, by default it places extra restrictions over what the hardware already does to prevent apps from loading 16-bit code entirely.
https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/wikis/FAQ#16-bit-applications-fail-to-start
Guessing that's why they don't feel it's that important to continue supporting, seems a VM is the future for these apps.
Yeah most 16 bit stuff is old enough that there's already a mature reimplementation of the game engine or old enough that it'll run nicely in a translation layer or VM
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where we goin
Over there!
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watchu talkin bout mate
Red hat is owned by IBM which is a Nazi enabling mega corpo
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I go with CachyOs
Ik ik the compiler optimizations only give a minor difference and maybe major in latency but am just comfy with it.
I just like how minimal is the distroMy go-to too.
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Genuinely funny comment, thank you.
bapacka balunch
bapick banick..
BA'NOODLE -
Honestly go for EnOS. Garuda is neat and has a good default setup, but they've gone a little far with their modifications imo
Oh? I'm still a Linux noob, educate me.
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Probably a lot of time and work to do so, they've spent a lot of time learning what tweaks Fedora needs.
Makes sense
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I think I can hear Bringus sobbing somewhere
