Epic games pays the developers a lot more favorably than steam
Epic games pays the developers a lot more favorably than steam
Hthey will never get updates anyway so i have the files archived in case EGS vanishes
AIt has a 10% cut and they wave it if your game uses the epic engine
Hyep but as a customer i say steam provides an infinite times better product than EGS 
NI bought Celeste on Steam exactly because I got it for free from EGS and I liked it
Hhave you tried the pico-8 version of celeste, its what i ended up trying first 
Nmeanwhile I finally installed Audio and CSS Loader plugins on my Deck
EImma be honest
EEpic taking a smaller cut doesn’t mean it’s the right choice for developers when they’ll sell more games on steam and are able to give more features on steam
DWhat does this use as the installer? Anaconda, or Calamares? Or a 3rd, custom thing?
DThis should be my iso, right? TUF F15
DRTX3050 mobile
D@Ellis Which Bazzite desktop do you use?
D:gnome: 
:kde:
:kde:
EOn my HTPC I use the Deck GNOME image
EIt’s an all AMD system anyway
DAre the intel and amd images mostly the same?
ANobody said they had to only do one
AAs for the more features it's debatable, it's just UX
AIn any case, just know that valve is fully abusing this complacency
AMoney printing machine
AAre the same
AThere is no Intel/amd image
AJust Nvidia because the Nvidia drivers break everything
DAlright, I should be good to go, right?
DNow what?
GEnroll
GThere's usually installation insteuctions
DGot a SN, Issuer, Subject, and Valid Not Before/After dates
D@Gerblesh
D@Gerblesh Something about kargs
D@Ellis How long did it take your kargs to update?
EI installed Bazzite on my HTPC within the very first week it released 1.0 I have no idea
EIt’s been half a year since I touched any installer for Bazzite
DWelp
Hdepends on your machine, its a lengthy process since it has to rebuild stuff but it should rarely happen after the first time it is done
Di5-11400H, RTX3050 mobile, 16GB RAM, 2×1TB SSDs
D@HikariKnight
Hi dont have a crystal ball, its going to take a while no matter the hardware
DCoupla hours?
Hessentially it is reconfiguring a lot of things to fit your hardware and rebuilding a few system things in layman speak
DI've only used mutable distros prior to this
Hless than 1 hour, most systems maybe 10-15 mins
Hbut it all depends on a bunch of factors
Hmy 10 year old laptop uses up to 30 mins on it maybe a bit more, never really timed it
my threadripper system uses maybe 1-2 minutes
my htpc uses maybe 4-5
my threadripper system uses maybe 1-2 minutes
my htpc uses maybe 4-5
Halso depends if initramfs has to be rebuilt along with the kargs
Hwhich the first boot requires
DMine came out in the last couple years
Hfirst boot will always be the longest since it has to rebuild initramfs and set the kargs for your system
Hin the future if a change has to happen with 1 of the 2, it will have to rebuild those but only 1 of them (unless there happens to be an update for both which is very rare)
DHow performant will 
azzite be vs stock Fedora?
azzite be vs stock Fedora?