I don’t have much experience with Linux, but I do have some. I’m thinking of leaving Windows as I’m trying to focus more on privacy and less AI.

I tried a Bazzite bootable install, and everything seemed to work great except for one thing- the RGB on my XPG ram sticks. OpenRGB controlled everything except those sticks as they went undetectable by the software. I tried the latest experimental OpenRGB build with no improvements.

That seems to be the only incompatible bit. While annoying it’s not a deal breaker. How do you feel about using bazzite on a higher end desktop for gaming and as a daily driver? I don’t play any games that use kernel anticheat.

  • Scorned_Sparrow@piefed.socialOPEnglish
    2·
    8 hours ago

    Would I have any drawbacks if I went with GNOME over KDE? That’s what I used for the bootable install, and I found it charming if not a bit confusing.

    • warmaster@lemmy.world
      2·
      3 hours ago

      I prefer Gnome’s UX/UI, But Valve sponsors KDE and they collaborate, this helps KDE ship gaming related improvements faster than other desktops, so that’s why I switched to KDE. IIRC, KDE had VRR 6 months faster and when Gnome got it, it required editing a text file, then a few months more for the UI and last month it was deemed not “experimental”. Both are great, with different strengths. My advice is that you try and chose what works best for you.

    • Grass@sh.itjust.works
      3·
      7 hours ago

      I don’t find gnome intuitive but I do with kde. Many people are the opposite. I like to think of it as left vs right handedness but with more learning curve to train yourself in both.

      You can probably also rebase to the other if you change your mind if the distro maintainers haven’t stated not to do that or anything but you would probably have to some annoying stuff with the configs that would be left in your user directories, especially if there are any shared dependencies with differences in configuration.