HFleek? Yes. Bazzite? No
VThat pulled... Kyle must have gotten the url wrong
DFedora silverblue with ubuntu like experience, first class flathub gaming experience
DThey said they have bazzite into it in their official website I believe
HHopefully, cuz bazzite-onyx is a horrid name lmao
Dbluefin is not bazzite
DIt have different goals
V
DBazzite container I believe
HNo, both are ublue images but that's the only link between them
HMan, links exist. Use them
HJesus Christ
VOk?
DTheir website says they have a bazzite container onto them
DI mean bazzite container is available for gaming
Vbazzite-arch, I assume
VThe arch linux container bazzite used to use for steam and lutris
VStopped using it for ease of use reasons
D
VYes, bazzite-arch
VYou can use bazzite-arch on any distro with distrobox support
HWhere's this?
HSo basically, any distro.
VWhich is, y'know, pretty much anything
DOfficial bluefin website
DI don't really like to use distrobox for gaming tbh
Since podman update always broke distrobox and its annoying
Since podman update always broke distrobox and its annoying
HI didn't know it had one lol
DFound it on GitHub
DWho uses containers for serious gaming 
HAnyone using steam on Linux because bubblewrap
VBazzite users, until a few months ago
VSteam users with steam runtime
VSteam flatpak, lutris flatpak, or bottles flatpak users
VAdd heroic to that list
DI think bazzite uses rpm of steam
Hyep
VThe desktop version didn't used too
VHence why bazzite-arch, y'know, exists
VI imagine if some of the weird issues didn't happen with distrobox, it'd still use it
DSoo why bazzite-arch ?
KLess weird issues, more consistency and supporting HDR and Wayland faster
DValve develop steamlinuxruntime that is basically containers for gaming
Hnewer libraries and dependencies for gaming
DFedora is up to date right ?
KYes, but you could use a git build of Mesa in a container and keep stable on your main system, for instance
KContainers are very powerful
DCan I use Nvidia drivers from arch container to game ?
KThat you can't, it'll use the drivers on your host
KClosed source driver moment
DYes but you need a matching kernel module
