Avoid layering. The best way to install packages via a package manager is through Distrobox. This has the advantages of not allowing down the update prices, being available immediately without a restart, and also with Distrobox you can use any distro + package manager you want. Layering means using dnf. With Distrobox you can use Ubuntu, Arch, whatever.

SteamOS probably isn't going to have any advantages over Bazzite unless you find Bazzite to be too complex.

Often overlooked because it was a launch tie-in game and came with every console, but it is legit the best game on the system.

"It's like poetry. It rhymes."

I'd recommend Bazzite over SteamOS. Even if I was buying a Steam Machine, I would still just use Bazzite.

Edit: just to clarify because I made this post hastily that I would only suggest Bazzite for power users. SteamOS is just fine for a lot of folks.

Title gore.

I'd after with this.

I should specify that Bazzite is really just for power users or tinkerers. It has a lot better capabilities.

Like others have said that of all you're doing is playing games SteamOS is fine.

I doubt you’ll get the same “sleep” functionality on Bazzite.

The Bazzite community is fantastic. I'm sure they can figure that out.

This is just as dumb and childish as most of the crap shared by right wing boomers on Facebook.

This kind of quippy one liner style comic or meme is the junk food of discourse.

I use Aurora for my wife's laptop. It, Bluefin, and Bazzite come from Silverblue.

If you want GNOME: Bluefin or Bazzite.

KDE: Aurora or Bazzite.

Like Silverblue, updates happen in the background automatically. You just have to restart the computer to pick up OS updates.

Yes, the online coop was a lot of fun.

I mean it's definitely something that companies are trying to sell. Even if it's just marketing BS right now, they're using this to sell their LLM products.

https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/innovation/majorana-2-microsoft-discovery-agentic-ai/

There are exactly two good things on their menu: the chicken and the Cane's sauce.

And even those aren't good enough for me to go out of my way to get them.

But like, it's not bad by any stretch.

On the one hand, this is very funny. On the other hand, however, it’s still very funny, but also maybe we shouldn’t turn running full speed into a house of religion, no matter how hokey that religion may be, into a trend? Yes, the whole enterprise is shady at best, and they believe in some weird space alien magic. They also have a history of harassing former members and anyone who dares to pull back the veil on the secretive organization’s scare tactics.

Fuck off with this whitewashing. Scientology isn't "hokey" or "shady". It's outright evil.

You deserve this for using speaker in an office.

It did, but it wasn't as bad as this. My hope is that as Lemmy matures, this will happen less.

So they say they don't perform autopsies, and the warden was surprised they wanted the body. Either they're lying about the autopsy or there's some sick fuck just cutting up bodies and taking parts as souvenirs.

I was legitimately sad when I had to stop watching AvE.

His content quality had dropped but I still watched because I enjoyed his delivery. But when he started praising the Canadian convoy protestors, it completely ruined his channel for me. And then he kept espousing awful politics and I couldn't watch anymore.

I looked it up on Wikipedia.

In mathematics, the Dedekind numbers are a rapidly growing sequence of integers named after Richard Dedekind, who defined them in 1897. The Dedekind number M(n) is the number of monotone boolean functions of n variables. Equivalently, it is the number of antichains of subsets of an n-element set, the number of elements in a free distributive lattice with n generators, and one more than the number of abstract simplicial complexes on a set with n elements.

Pretty simple to understand. I mean, I understand it, for sure. Totally.

Irish wit is sharp and quick.

My American wife said to a short round woman at a pub, "You're as cute as a button."

The woman scoffed, said "I'm a bit big to be a button. A door knob, maybe."