That’s like saying that the year of Linux came when Android release. Sure, but it’s a bastardized monster clone of the original.

ReactOS, so I can go against the flow but still not use Windows

Fair. There are other games I can play on Linux,.

Yes, but it’s still weird that their audience is so far outside the average proportions

With immutables you can do pretty much everything you do on a normal distro. I code, flash microcontrollers, design and print 3d parts, write documents, draw, manage my servers, consume media… What exactly do you think you can’t do? You can install pretty much anything, actually with distrobox you can install more stuff than you would without it: you can install packages for one distribution that may not be available on some others. Flatpak works, and you also have AppImages of course.

The biggest limit with Bazzite & C is that you’re limited to KDE or Gnome mostly, but if you really wanted you could layer something else on top of the base image.

It’s the bell curve meme

I feel like I see this comment every time immutable distros are mentioned (of course Bazzite most of all).

Sorry but you’re wrong.

Yeah that seems like a temperature issue. Have you tried increasing it 15-20°C?

I want them all, but mostly the Frame. Finally decent Linux VR? On a standalone device that can also stream from a PC? On ARM?! It seems too good to be true.

Is it perfect? No. But X11 isn’t perfect either.

China is going to kick our ass because they plan long term and make shit happen, regardless of shifting public opinion.

Democracies can plan ahead. It’s just that the US is not a real democracy, it’s a corporatocracy. Unfortunately it does its best to negatively affect its sphere of influence and beyond.

Government doesn’t seem to influence the adoption rate of renewables.

You always could, but they don’t get to take credit for that

Found this on the issue tracker, it tells you to try deleting the wine prefix, also from the error it does seem like a wine problem (can’t load a dll, those are windows libraries), not a system problem.

So right now you’re on Bazzite? And you’ve run this in distrobox on a fedora container? What happens if you run it directly on Bazzite, ignoring the dependency installation (those packages are all already on Bazzite, if you want you can check yourself with rpm --query --all | grep -i packagename).

BTW, asking for help is an option, they have a discord.

And explaining actions in text is much more difficult than just showing them

which came out in '97

unlike many printed guides, gamefaqs guides came out some time after game release, because average people didn’t have preview versions of the game to play

If you explain, maybe I can point you in the right direction

OpenAI is a non-profit

In the past, before Proton, if a game was available at comparable prices on GOG and on Steam, I’d buy it on GOG, also because no DRM meant better compatibility. After Proton, my purchases from GOG went way down.

Well I disagree. I tried Bazzite on my desktop and then installed it on my laptop, even though I seldom play games on it. I’m a long-time Linux user and a tinkerer, and so far I haven’t found anything I wanted to do and I couldn’t.

I can compile software with compilers from distrobox, I can design and slice 3d parts and send them to my printers, manage my servers, customize my system… Sure you can’t easily change your DE, although I guess it would be somewhat possible with rpm-ostree, but other than that I don’t see many limitations.

The main difference is that you should refer to Bazzite’s docs FIRST, because if you just search the web for your issue/goal, you’re going to find instructions that may not be compatible with an immutable distro.