As opposed to SteamOS, It allows you to layer packages which will be kept on system upgrades(like the VPN software we were talking about now); allows you to use GNOME for a desktop environment which is more touch-friendly; uses a newer overall kernel version with some gaming-focused patches like the BORE CPU scheduler; allows you to easily rollback to and pin any amount of known good OS versions; upgrades everything at once with one button(including Flatpaks and Distrobox containers); comes with Distrobox preinstalled(which gives you access to AUR packages if you want to); includes many useful
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commands like ujust install-resolveujust install-resolve that's being worked on to install DaVinci Resolve with one command
As for the downsides, updates are currently a large download because of a limitation with ostree(which manages updates) that's being worked on. They shouldn't take more disk space though because you only keep two system deployments by default.
bazzite uses rpm-ostree but the distribution method is native containers which deltas aren't really working for right now, so you end up basically redownloading the whole system on updates
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