i would recommend aurora (kde) or bluefin (gnome) for a bazzite experience but less about gaming
i would recommend aurora (kde) or bluefin (gnome) for a bazzite experience but less about gaming
Hand go out
Twait
Tyea
Hthen out of the blue all nvidia drivers would turn opensource
AOo I see
H
ALike I mean I still regularly play games
AThis is a gaming computer
AJust sometimes I do other things like web browsing, virtualization stuff, fucking around with silly projects etc
VI use Bazzite on my Desktop because it does all the shit I did to Fedora Kinoite anyway
V- a lot more
HI wonder when will the Wine dev team start to try reimplementing WindowsAppSDK for the AppX ecosystem to work under wine
Hcause currently a lot of stuff straight up doesn't work specially if it comes from M$ Store
DOne of the main reasons I am on bazzite is that it ships non-flatpak steam in the base image. There's a known performance issue with flatpak steam (https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/4187) and having a regular package makes it a lot easier to use mod managers
AI do not like flatpak steam
Tit is pretty minimal perfromance loss
Tbut yea
VMS Store apps are probably always going to be shitty with WINE one way or another
HI mean
H
Hthey're technically already starting to target w11
TMS Store has DRM and requires the NTFS filesystem iirc
Teven the ones that are not UWP
Tit's why gamepass games don't work
Hbut consideting microsoft approach is starting to shift over to appx
VIsn't that just the windows version it reports to the program? It's not really indicative of "targets"
Hif you report the system to a program
PI'd pay for gamepass if it worked on linux
Hand you don't have the feature set implemented
Hthen why add it?
VWINE isn't feature complete so why release it at all?
Hthe software will just straight up crash
GIf you play games under any capacity then Bazzite will make your life much easier. It's not like Bazzite is incapable of being used as a regular desktop (in fact, it's excellent as a general purpose desktop too)
Hnot what I meant
AHmm, bluefin hilariously seems a bit TOO dev focused for me. I just do my silly little computer things sometimes, my desktop is primarily a leisure machine
VBluefin has a normal user image
AGood to know good to know
Dyeah it comes ootb with a lot of things i would have manually installed
Hthere's no reason for adding system report for a system that wine doesn't have at least the base feature set for that specific system
Dalso introduced me to some new cool software
GBluefin/Aurora is best for those who basically don't game at all, or play very minimally
AReally it's like, all I need is a solid base which can run my games and other things (and also that lets me lay the xwayland fractional scaling respecting copr patch on top of it so xwayland windows properly obey my 2x wayland scaling and don't look like anus)
GFor instance my non gamer friend would be very happy there
Ahttps://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/taaem/mutter-xwayland-fractional-scaling/ godly repo btw if you're on gnome
VOk but there are going to be a LOT of things that programs might need to know they running on Windows 11 for.
Some programs might do it as an arbitrary check. That doesn't mean anything is ACTUALLY coming.
Some programs might do it as an arbitrary check. That doesn't mean anything is ACTUALLY coming.
VUntil it's the default which I don't believe it is, it's pretty much there because "You might need it"
Hisn't wine like
Honly kinda feature parity with nt 2000?
Hor something like that
