Glad it works for you. I gave it a shot, and had some big problems, in part with desktop usability and installing non-gaming apps. So much dependence on virtual layers.
Just kidding. You can do most things in distrobox, it’s pretty easy. On the rare occasion, you might need to layer a package with rpm-ostree to add it to your OS image.
Everything else is flatpak pretty much. There is a slight learning curve if you’re familiar with mutable distros, but you can do pretty much anything you want on it.
Glad it works for you. I gave it a shot, and had some big problems, in part with desktop usability and installing non-gaming apps. So much dependence on virtual layers.
Git gud.
Just kidding. You can do most things in distrobox, it’s pretty easy. On the rare occasion, you might need to layer a package with rpm-ostree to add it to your OS image.
Everything else is flatpak pretty much. There is a slight learning curve if you’re familiar with mutable distros, but you can do pretty much anything you want on it.
You can try CachyOS instead.
Bazzite is immutable (& atomic, but that doesn’t matter) so it’s not the easiest distro to install software onto.
Yup, that’s where I moved to. I’ve had some hurdles and annoyances, but overall it’s been great!
Well, the hurdles you go through is definitely worth not using MacroShaft’s ““OS””.