• @[email protected]
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    1 day ago

    PS4 was when I switched to PC for a majority of my games except exclusives. I refused to pay for PS+ to play online, since I enjoyed my free online on the PS3 the past Gen.

    Picked up a long hdmi cable back then so I could enjoy the couch gaming experience when I felt like it. So that stopped being a selling point for consoles for my use case.

    • Scrubbles
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      61 day ago

      When you’re ready, I started using Bazzite for an htpc, and it’s phenomenal. A PC console, like I’ve always wanted

      • @[email protected]
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        11 day ago

        I want to swap my alienware aurora to linux but I’m struggling to find a distro that I know will be compatible with my hardware. Is there a list for bazzite driver support? I’m sure all my hardware will work in most linux distros geared toward gaming but it’d be nice to have some assurance beforehand.

        • Scrubbles
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          21 day ago

          Only thing that is iffy usually is Nvidia. A big caveat is that Bazzite doesn’t support Nvidia for now. Agree with the other commenter, put it on another partition and try it out

            • Scrubbles
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              31 day ago

              Not gamescope though, which I would assume most people who use Bazzite would expect

              • @PunkiBas
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                11 day ago

                They DO support nvidia in every other way though, so your first statement is still false.

                • Scrubbles
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                  31 day ago

                  JFC okay, yes, if you cut out the primary use case of Bazzite and ignore the warning on their home page where they explain that they don’t really support it then yes I guess so. Ffs I was trying to save a new user frustration and disappointment fuck me right?

        • @[email protected]
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          21 day ago

          Easiest way would be to either dual boot with a test partition, or if you have a spare SSD, just replace the current SSD with the spare and install Linux on that.

          • @[email protected]
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            123 hours ago

            Using an old spare as a test is a good idea.

            And to think, my wife mocks my hoard of old parts, cables, adapters, etc. Who’s laughing now? It matters not that it grows at an inverse rate at which it is depleted…I did say hoard, did I not?

            Yeah…ok, so try it with a spare. Sounds good.