What made it even more realistic was listening through 3d directional earbuds with passthrough turned on, I had to actually stop the dam video to make sure, lol
OMG ME TOO. It's 3:30AM and that knock hit only the right channel on my 5.1 and that speaker is literally next to my front door. I jumped up like the cops was here and no one was there. I sit down and restart the vid, hear it again, and just laugh at myself lololol
As a full time linux user. I use Bazzite on my HTPC (SteamOS UI), Framework 16 (KDE Desktop), and Desktop PC (KDE Desktop). I think me using it across the board speaks for how much I like it. My HTPC runs games at 4k120hz HDR VRR. It is really good experience.
I've tried a few other distros on my HTPC (HoloISO, Nobara, Chimera) but nothing really felt stable enough. Bazzite was next on my list and you've sort of sold it to me
Hopefully, now that Valve are in a partnership with Arch, they'll be able to push out a general release of SteamOS at some point in the future. Valve are basically paying the Arch developers so they can develop Arch faster and more reliably. In turn, SteamOS and all the other Arch based distros benefit from the updates and continued maintenance of the OS. It's pretty smart.
Yeah, I think comes down to nvidia as most user are nvidia user, it's would look bad for steamos if people try to install it on nvidia hardware as right now it's getting better but alot work needs to be done.
@@ZaberfangX Nvidia have always been a major pain point for Linux. I don't really understand their resentment to maintaining good Linux drivers considering they're one of the largest companies in the world and it would cost them pennies when compared to how much they make each year.
@@pixels_per_minute yeah, so far their on the right track opening up their drivers more, like Nvidia drivers works on linux just not in many of the case
@@piercecosmo Same here, I had 1070ti I had so many problem even down to the games won't work, and after a update nvidia driver stop working so I switch to a 6700XT AMD as soon was on sale. Only down side is streaming or making videos is not a easy thing to get the GPU to do the work like Nvidia or Intel and some other stuff I don't need or use atm.
VIVA LA BAZZITE! I LOVE IT! I'm use it 99% of the time on my ROG Ally; dual boot Windows but BARELY use it. Some quirks but I keeps getting better. It just works!
Nobara is an amazing gaming distro based of Fedora and has Steam-HTPC and Steam-Handheld versions. I'm using the Gnome version for desktop and works like a charm for most games. I'm also using the Gamesir G4 Pro controller, everything works fine except the special buttons for screenshots and turbo. In this PC I played Spec Ops: The Line which I installed just for giggles and didn't have a single crash or bug from start to finish.
I'm running Bazzite on a Lenovo Legion Go and a Minis Forum Mini PC, both are awesome and I prefer the OS over SteamOS, every update moves a little more forward and quickly bugs are fixed, I also use them mostly for streaming games from my Desktop, but lighter/older back catalogue games are awesome at 1080p.
Agreed. Why would anyone spell it like Jazz and expect you to say bzITE. I think the guy on the right just likes to be that quirky. Probably says cuhSHEW instead of cashew.
Loaded Bazzite on my ally x when I first got it and there were a few quirks so went back to windows. Last night thought I’d give bazzite another go on the ally x and seems to be much improved … so far so good
Installed bazzite on Steam Deck LCD last year and it’s been rock solid. Also installed bazzite on a Reatan Alloy 9, which is essentially the same CPU as the Ser7 that he mentioned in the video. It’s a solid distro. Hat tip to the Universal Blue team for the awesome job.
@@Will_Bx_NYC_718 Great question! Newer kernel, newer mesa drivers, system76 scheduler, zram. Waydroid and brew and decky and Distrobox installed by default. Mostly because I have been a long time Linux tinkerer, and wanted to test the aspects of Fedora Atomic and layering packages with rpm-ostree.
That's often a bios function of portable computing devices so they can claim higher battery life. They show you how much it can do on wall power, then claim a great battery life without explaining this requires lowering it's performance. It's very unlikely this is a function of Bazzite or Linux.
What people don't understand is that SteamOS is more of a program sitting on top of Arch Linux (Steam front end + Arch Linux bundled together is SteamOS) rather than a whole OS itself. What Bazzite or ChimeraOS have done is reverse engineer that front end and slap on other Linux distros (fedora for bazzite, arch linux again for ChimeraOS), and make them work with the hardware of other devices by including the right drivers. This is why the same plugins such as Decky Loader and CSS Loader work for SteamOS, Bazzite, etc. They're all the same Steam front end.
True, but SteamOS is Valve's own redistribution of Arch Linux, with their slightly customised kernel and duel BTRFS image based install. In which some tweaks are made to make it integrate with the hardware better, though this is replicable on other distro's. Additionally, their gamescope window manager is custom, though other distros can use this too. Those plugins mostly hook into the Steam client frontend though, which's code is included on the Linux package too and can be enabled with a flag.
@@WyvernDotRed When people talk about wanting SteamOS though, they're mainly talking about wanting the console like front end, easy control customization, proper sleep function, etc. The Steam front end does all that on both Bazzite and ChimeraOS too. People are not talking about the tweaking or optimization for Steam Deck hardware behind the scenes, though fantastic as they are. People talk about Bazzite or ChimeraOS like they're copies or remakes of SteamOS, but it's literally the same Steam front end that provides all the same features, or at least all the ones that actually matter for the user experience. And then they're put off and say they'll wait for the official Valve version of SteamOS for other devices, like it'll be "better". The experience will be exactly the same. And Bazzite/ChimeraOS will have had a head start on optimizing for those other devices such as the ROG Ally.
Finally some guys who know what they are talking about. The "sTeAm dEcK aNd aSuS rOg aLlY ArE cOnSoLeS" narrative that many people and even youtubers doing are so annoying.
The ally is 100% not a console. Its a laptop shaped like a handheld. Steam deck, despite having all the power of a PC, has the nice neat packaging of a console environment. Really, gamescope is the "console" like part
How have Bazzite installed on my ROG Ally C, and I love it. It’s about 95% SteamOS IMHO. The side menu on the right being a bit lower really isn’t an issue. For all the benefits you get for running Steam OS on the Ally, that’s a very minor issue.
I feel like AMD should bring back the athlon chips but with all the new tech a little steamOS/bazzite indie machine plus streaming bigger games from the main PC would be amazing
This video needs frame rate and energy usage comparisons vs windows. It’s cool that bazzite uses fedora atomic, didn’t know that. I had wanted to check that out anyway, so I’ll probably just go straight to bazzite (on my desktop).
I decided to download Bazzide on my OG Alley because Windows was extremely frustrating and annoying to use. I installed it immediately and preferred it over Windows. On Windows, I used Steam’s Big Picture Mode as my primary way to interact with my games, but it had some issues. For instance, if you set the resolution of a game lower than your desktop, it would start to glitch. Bazzide addresses these issues and makes it easier to use. In fact, I use my Alley as a handheld, PC, and console-like experience by plugging it into a big TV. It’s definitely the best decision I’ve made for my Alley.
For everyone wondering. Linux proton does support battle eye and easy anticheat, it's just a good amount developers go out of their way to not activate or do the bare minimum to allow Linux.😅
A good amount of games with anti cheat works on Linux. And for some of them that have their own launcher like genshin impact, the community has made custom launchers for those games and they work fine. People even got wow working on Linux.
I'm running Endeavour OS in my Rog Ally with everything functional. Hand Held Daemon made it possible. Nothing beats starting from scratch than that... (well, except.. Arch itself)
Great video, I've been running bazzite on my Ally X since I bought it. I'm really enjoying it but it does have some minor quirks. Linux noob question, does bazzite update itself like steamOS or do i have to download a new image and reinstall it to get the latest update?
you're able to update it from the operating system, there's a utility on the desktop menu to update - think they got the inbuilt steam updater working but i'd check first.
you also have certian beelink enclousres for ser branch of 7 and 5 series you can put a low profile or equiv graphic card in and it has a 400 watt psu with it. combine both of these and the output can be good but no even in 4k it wont help much.
Hi there, I have been using Bazzite and Windows 11 in a Dual Boot Setup myself, and I have been fearful of the new windows 11 update killing the boot sectors, like it seemingly did for a few people. Do you have any experiences with that?
I so desperately want to buy a little gaming box from Valve preloaded with an official desktop SteamOS release. I love my Steam Deck but I want a living room oriented device that can drive higher resolutions.
If you have a handheld and want to have an experience similar to that of the Steam Deck, then why not just set Steam to open in big picture mode on startup?
Tried this and it does work well, the issue for me was the power management in Windows. If I put the device to sleep, the fans would randomly spin up every few minutes.. Not great if it's in a case.. Tried a reinstall of Windows, nothing fixed it. In the end Bazzite has been flawless in terms of standby / resume, making it easier to jump back into games and loses less power in standby.
From what I've heard ChimeraOS has a webinterface you can use to manage your games from another device. But it installs with the subjectively awful GNOME desktop, whereas Bazzite lets you choose KDE Plasma, which I daily myself on other distros. Though I haven't used either myself, since after using Linux mainly for 6 years I developed different preferences.
There are some things under the hood that Bazzite is doing that worries me, I love Bazzite but some of the power management things they are doing could be unsafe (to the hardware). I know Chimera was working with them for a while prior to the power changes, not sure if they still are or not.
Steam OS is coming to desktop PCs and other devices. We just don’t know when Valve is going to release it. They said it public it is coming. I just hope it comes before EOL windows 10. Can’t stand bloated windows 11. Wouldn’t touch it with 100ft pole. The theory is, they want get steam deck version of steam os, as stable as possible. Then at some point they surprise the world and say here for free or here for $10 is steam os. Install it on your desktop pc and ditch bloated windows 11. Lol I wouldn’t care if Valve charges some $$$ for steam os. Anything they do is leagues away from bloated windows 11. Ms won’t be happy it, and I doubt they can do anything about stoping steam os but GOOD. Ms would shut down steam os if given the chance. But thankful, that will never happen. Ms has ZERO reason to be innovative because they have zero competition, other then with them self. They BULLIED all other OS system out of business except Mac OS ( not a threat to windows ) and Linux. IBM OS/2 Warp was just many other OS that were bullied out of business by ms or shut down by ms lawyers. I just hope steam os has gtx drivers. As still have GTX 1080ti. Gpu prices Canada still over priced. Last tried HaloISO on my GTX, it was a buggy mess. But this like 2 or 3 yrs old. Pop up menu to shutdown didn’t work.
It doesn’t run lossless scaling. It also isn’t gonna run AMD fluid motion. AMD’s frame generation technology can be difficult to get running in its most updated form on handheld windows pcs, but it’s certainly gonna do its thing if you choose to go there. However, lossless scaling is “plug & play” & works instantly upon a simple download & install & it blows away anything Linux is capable of. Lossless Scaling will legitimately quadruple your frame rate, causing games that are running at 30fps natively to run at 120fps with the simple press of one button. Installing Linux on a windows pc for the sake of “gaming” doesn’t make one single solitary ounce of sense, I’m afraid.
lossless scaling is not the make or break though for linux or windows. i understand it gives you more frame rate but that won’t stop the other issues that plague windows on handhelds. Sleep mode not working being one of them.
@@sedasauce5030 put it this way if you have 32 gigs of RAM & lossless scaling you can run Returnal with ray tracing on medium and get 100 fps+. You can run basically any game that uses ray tracing at medium ray tracing settings with a little boost from frame gen, but w/o frame gen you likely won’t get there. It’s more then frames, it’s the whole performance-the graphical settings you can use, the resolution you can use, etc,. If you want to dedicate that extra performance beyond simple additional frames you can. I don’t even use sleep mode & it would not equate to such things to me. Sleep mode does not equal or surpass high level performance gains in my book. But to each their own.
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Yes and no, I think. There were old versions of SteamOS that came with steam machines, but SteamOS 3 that comes on the deck is completely different from the original SteamOS.
Audio mix freaked me out on the intro. I was chilling in good headphones and thought someone was serving a warrant 😭
Had me freaking out too, PTSD from my teenage years.....
i am not even on the ground floor, and i thought someone was knocking on my windows.
I'm working at a hotel, thought it was about to get real there pretty quick!
What made it even more realistic was listening through 3d directional earbuds with passthrough turned on, I had to actually stop the dam video to make sure, lol
OMG ME TOO. It's 3:30AM and that knock hit only the right channel on my 5.1 and that speaker is literally next to my front door. I jumped up like the cops was here and no one was there. I sit down and restart the vid, hear it again, and just laugh at myself lololol
As a full time linux user. I use Bazzite on my HTPC (SteamOS UI), Framework 16 (KDE Desktop), and Desktop PC (KDE Desktop). I think me using it across the board speaks for how much I like it.
My HTPC runs games at 4k120hz HDR VRR. It is really good experience.
I've tried a few other distros on my HTPC (HoloISO, Nobara, Chimera) but nothing really felt stable enough. Bazzite was next on my list and you've sort of sold it to me
i guess you got an AMD gpu for HDR?VRR?
Hopefully, now that Valve are in a partnership with Arch, they'll be able to push out a general release of SteamOS at some point in the future.
Valve are basically paying the Arch developers so they can develop Arch faster and more reliably. In turn, SteamOS and all the other Arch based distros benefit from the updates and continued maintenance of the OS.
It's pretty smart.
Yeah, I think comes down to nvidia as most user are nvidia user, it's would look bad for steamos if people try to install it on nvidia hardware as right now it's getting better but alot work needs to be done.
@@ZaberfangX Nvidia have always been a major pain point for Linux.
I don't really understand their resentment to maintaining good Linux drivers considering they're one of the largest companies in the world and it would cost them pennies when compared to how much they make each year.
@@pixels_per_minute yeah, so far their on the right track opening up their drivers more, like Nvidia drivers works on linux just not in many of the case
@@ZaberfangX Linux support was the biggest factor in me deciding to switch to AMD for the next gaming PC I build.
@@piercecosmo Same here, I had 1070ti I had so many problem even down to the games won't work, and after a update nvidia driver stop working so I switch to a 6700XT AMD as soon was on sale. Only down side is streaming or making videos is not a easy thing to get the GPU to do the work like Nvidia or Intel and some other stuff I don't need or use atm.
VIVA LA BAZZITE! I LOVE IT! I'm use it 99% of the time on my ROG Ally; dual boot Windows but BARELY use it. Some quirks but I keeps getting better. It just works!
Nobara is an amazing gaming distro based of Fedora and has Steam-HTPC and Steam-Handheld versions. I'm using the Gnome version for desktop and works like a charm for most games. I'm also using the Gamesir G4 Pro controller, everything works fine except the special buttons for screenshots and turbo. In this PC I played Spec Ops: The Line which I installed just for giggles and didn't have a single crash or bug from start to finish.
I use Bazzite on Desktop from months now, is perfect for me, Windows sucks
Understatement.
I'm running Bazzite on a Lenovo Legion Go and a Minis Forum Mini PC, both are awesome and I prefer the OS over SteamOS, every update moves a little more forward and quickly bugs are fixed, I also use them mostly for streaming games from my Desktop, but lighter/older back catalogue games are awesome at 1080p.
That was some damn good HRTF at the start.
Guys, it's BAH-zite, not buh-ZITE.
:)
Agreed. Why would anyone spell it like Jazz and expect you to say bzITE. I think the guy on the right just likes to be that quirky. Probably says cuhSHEW instead of cashew.
Loaded Bazzite on my ally x when I first got it and there were a few quirks so went back to windows.
Last night thought I’d give bazzite another go on the ally x and seems to be much improved … so far so good
Does the suspend button work on Bazzite?
@@aadvertti yes
Installed bazzite on Steam Deck LCD last year and it’s been rock solid. Also installed bazzite on a Reatan Alloy 9, which is essentially the same CPU as the Ser7 that he mentioned in the video.
It’s a solid distro. Hat tip to the Universal Blue team for the awesome job.
I’m curious as to why you’d install Bazzite on a Steam Deck? What are the benefits compared to the Steam Ozs pre-Installed?
@@Will_Bx_NYC_718 most likely he don't have Deck and making it up
@@Will_Bx_NYC_718 Great question!
Newer kernel, newer mesa drivers, system76 scheduler, zram. Waydroid and brew and decky and Distrobox installed by default. Mostly because I have been a long time Linux tinkerer, and wanted to test the aspects of Fedora Atomic and layering packages with rpm-ostree.
Either your closed captions are out of sync, or RUclips is screwing with Firefox again.
I used Bazzite on the Rog Ally and it was great! Only problem I found was the tdp changing when I plugged or unplugged a charger
That's often a bios function of portable computing devices so they can claim higher battery life. They show you how much it can do on wall power, then claim a great battery life without explaining this requires lowering it's performance.
It's very unlikely this is a function of Bazzite or Linux.
VIVA LA BAZZITE!
The subtitles seem to be mistimed
What people don't understand is that SteamOS is more of a program sitting on top of Arch Linux (Steam front end + Arch Linux bundled together is SteamOS) rather than a whole OS itself. What Bazzite or ChimeraOS have done is reverse engineer that front end and slap on other Linux distros (fedora for bazzite, arch linux again for ChimeraOS), and make them work with the hardware of other devices by including the right drivers. This is why the same plugins such as Decky Loader and CSS Loader work for SteamOS, Bazzite, etc. They're all the same Steam front end.
True, but SteamOS is Valve's own redistribution of Arch Linux, with their slightly customised kernel and duel BTRFS image based install.
In which some tweaks are made to make it integrate with the hardware better, though this is replicable on other distro's.
Additionally, their gamescope window manager is custom, though other distros can use this too.
Those plugins mostly hook into the Steam client frontend though, which's code is included on the Linux package too and can be enabled with a flag.
@@WyvernDotRed When people talk about wanting SteamOS though, they're mainly talking about wanting the console like front end, easy control customization, proper sleep function, etc. The Steam front end does all that on both Bazzite and ChimeraOS too. People are not talking about the tweaking or optimization for Steam Deck hardware behind the scenes, though fantastic as they are. People talk about Bazzite or ChimeraOS like they're copies or remakes of SteamOS, but it's literally the same Steam front end that provides all the same features, or at least all the ones that actually matter for the user experience. And then they're put off and say they'll wait for the official Valve version of SteamOS for other devices, like it'll be "better". The experience will be exactly the same. And Bazzite/ChimeraOS will have had a head start on optimizing for those other devices such as the ROG Ally.
This mostly, some customizations and tweaks that were already mentioned; but this comment should be pinned.
Finally some guys who know what they are talking about. The "sTeAm dEcK aNd aSuS rOg aLlY ArE cOnSoLeS" narrative that many people and even youtubers doing are so annoying.
The ally is 100% not a console. Its a laptop shaped like a handheld. Steam deck, despite having all the power of a PC, has the nice neat packaging of a console environment. Really, gamescope is the "console" like part
Very insightful video, thanks
Yeah i tried it out on my rog ally x with dual boot and havent been back into wimdows since. Crazy how good it is.
I haven’t tried it yet but I’m curious how does it handle windows games that wouldn’t typically run on Linux?
@victoriarichardson9609 it doesn't it works the same exact way as Linux does you dual boot windows on your ssd
How have Bazzite installed on my ROG Ally C, and I love it. It’s about 95% SteamOS IMHO. The side menu on the right being a bit lower really isn’t an issue. For all the benefits you get for running Steam OS on the Ally, that’s a very minor issue.
I feel like AMD should bring back the athlon chips but with all the new tech a little steamOS/bazzite indie machine plus streaming bigger games from the main PC would be amazing
Why would they need to bring back Athlon when their current chips are already great on handhelds and have lots of GPU performance
@@crestofhonor2349 cheaaapp
that's basically their mendocino chips, they're older gen ryzen but with updated graphics.
This video needs frame rate and energy usage comparisons vs windows. It’s cool that bazzite uses fedora atomic, didn’t know that. I had wanted to check that out anyway, so I’ll probably just go straight to bazzite (on my desktop).
I decided to download Bazzide on my OG Alley because Windows was extremely frustrating and annoying to use. I installed it immediately and preferred it over Windows. On Windows, I used Steam’s Big Picture Mode as my primary way to interact with my games, but it had some issues. For instance, if you set the resolution of a game lower than your desktop, it would start to glitch. Bazzide addresses these issues and makes it easier to use. In fact, I use my Alley as a handheld, PC, and console-like experience by plugging it into a big TV. It’s definitely the best decision I’ve made for my Alley.
For everyone wondering. Linux proton does support battle eye and easy anticheat, it's just a good amount developers go out of their way to not activate or do the bare minimum to allow Linux.😅
A good amount of games with anti cheat works on Linux. And for some of them that have their own launcher like genshin impact, the community has made custom launchers for those games and they work fine. People even got wow working on Linux.
I'm running Endeavour OS in my Rog Ally with everything functional. Hand Held Daemon made it possible. Nothing beats starting from scratch than that... (well, except.. Arch itself)
im always gonna recommend bazzite to anyone who wants to try linux desktop or steamos on a handheld they may have :)
great video honestly
I use cachyos on my gaming pc but if I have a handheld I’ll definitely give bazzite a try
RetroGameCore is getting a lot of shoutouts. 😊
Great video, I've been running bazzite on my Ally X since I bought it. I'm really enjoying it but it does have some minor quirks. Linux noob question, does bazzite update itself like steamOS or do i have to download a new image and reinstall it to get the latest update?
you're able to update it from the operating system, there's a utility on the desktop menu to update - think they got the inbuilt steam updater working but i'd check first.
you also have certian beelink enclousres for ser branch of 7 and 5 series you can put a low profile or equiv graphic card in and it has a 400 watt psu with it. combine both of these and the output can be good but no even in 4k it wont help much.
Has anyone loaded bazzite onto the ayaneo air pro. I love the form factor of it, but windows drives me insane.
Hi there, I have been using Bazzite and Windows 11 in a Dual Boot Setup myself, and I have been fearful of the new windows 11 update killing the boot sectors, like it seemingly did for a few people. Do you have any experiences with that?
I so desperately want to buy a little gaming box from Valve preloaded with an official desktop SteamOS release. I love my Steam Deck but I want a living room oriented device that can drive higher resolutions.
How does Bazzite compare to Chimera?
If I could suggest another distro to try and don't think this works on handhelds. Nobara, from the same developer who makes GE proton
If you have a handheld and want to have an experience similar to that of the Steam Deck, then why not just set Steam to open in big picture mode on startup?
Tried this and it does work well, the issue for me was the power management in Windows. If I put the device to sleep, the fans would randomly spin up every few minutes.. Not great if it's in a case.. Tried a reinstall of Windows, nothing fixed it. In the end Bazzite has been flawless in terms of standby / resume, making it easier to jump back into games and loses less power in standby.
What is that gaming box? XER-7 something?
Make a console build for it, I'd love to see that
Any differences from ChimeraOS?
One thing I noted is that they had a dual boot setup and ChimeraOS didn’t support dual boot to windows the last time I checked.
it uses fedora instead of arch as a base, i'd say it's easier to setup than chimera due to the useful presets it gives you out of the box.
From what I've heard ChimeraOS has a webinterface you can use to manage your games from another device.
But it installs with the subjectively awful GNOME desktop, whereas Bazzite lets you choose KDE Plasma, which I daily myself on other distros.
Though I haven't used either myself, since after using Linux mainly for 6 years I developed different preferences.
@@WyvernDotRed which Linux distribution do you daily drive now?
There are some things under the hood that Bazzite is doing that worries me, I love Bazzite but some of the power management things they are doing could be unsafe (to the hardware). I know Chimera was working with them for a while prior to the power changes, not sure if they still are or not.
Steam OS is coming to desktop PCs and other devices. We just don’t know when Valve is going to release it. They said it public it is coming. I just hope it comes before EOL windows 10. Can’t stand bloated windows 11. Wouldn’t touch it with 100ft pole.
The theory is, they want get steam deck version of steam os, as stable as possible. Then at some point they surprise the world and say here for free or here for $10 is steam os. Install it on your desktop pc and ditch bloated windows 11. Lol I wouldn’t care if Valve charges some $$$ for steam os. Anything they do is leagues away from bloated windows 11.
Ms won’t be happy it, and I doubt they can do anything about stoping steam os but GOOD. Ms would shut down steam os if given the chance. But thankful, that will never happen.
Ms has ZERO reason to be innovative because they have zero competition, other then with them self. They BULLIED all other OS system out of business except Mac OS ( not a threat to windows ) and Linux. IBM OS/2 Warp was just many other OS that were bullied out of business by ms or shut down by ms lawyers.
I just hope steam os has gtx drivers. As still have GTX 1080ti. Gpu prices Canada still over priced. Last tried HaloISO on my GTX, it was a buggy mess. But this like 2 or 3 yrs old. Pop up menu to shutdown didn’t work.
Bázzite not Bazz'ite... jesus...
yeah it's Bazzite, rhymes with alright
I think they’re trolling. It was hard to get through this video.
If this runs on smartphones the definition of steamos will be rewrite 😂
It doesn’t run lossless scaling. It also isn’t gonna run AMD fluid motion. AMD’s frame generation technology can be difficult to get running in its most updated form on handheld windows pcs, but it’s certainly gonna do its thing if you choose to go there. However, lossless scaling is “plug & play” & works instantly upon a simple download & install & it blows away anything Linux is capable of. Lossless Scaling will legitimately quadruple your frame rate, causing games that are running at 30fps natively to run at 120fps with the simple press of one button. Installing Linux on a windows pc for the sake of “gaming” doesn’t make one single solitary ounce of sense, I’m afraid.
lossless scaling is not the make or break though for linux or windows. i understand it gives you more frame rate but that won’t stop the other issues that plague windows on handhelds. Sleep mode not working being one of them.
@@sedasauce5030 put it this way if you have 32 gigs of RAM & lossless scaling you can run Returnal with ray tracing on medium and get 100 fps+. You can run basically any game that uses ray tracing at medium ray tracing settings with a little boost from frame gen, but w/o frame gen you likely won’t get there. It’s more then frames, it’s the whole performance-the graphical settings you can use, the resolution you can use, etc,. If you want to dedicate that extra performance beyond simple additional frames you can. I don’t even use sleep mode & it would not equate to such things to me. Sleep mode does not equal or surpass high level performance gains in my book. But to each their own.
(Baaz- zite) your welcome 😅
I feel ally x bigger size than oled
Great content, as always! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (behave today finger ski upon boy assault summer exhaust beauty stereo over). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?
No Nvidia. 😢
Steam OS was out before the Steam Deck on Steam Machines it's just that Valve decided to focus on updating the distro for Steam Deck. :/
Yes and no, I think. There were old versions of SteamOS that came with steam machines, but SteamOS 3 that comes on the deck is completely different from the original SteamOS.
not so funny intro editoroll
Bad Linux distro very bugi and glitch, use windows 10 is much better than Linux 😂
Don't tell me steam os . it cannot even play GTA online
Bazzite is _not_ immutable, it uses Fedora Cosmic. "Immutable" means that the filesystem and root is read-only. Bazztie is not locked down like this.
Bazzite IS immutable, that's the reason they're using rpm-ostree and rebasing images etc. You cannot do that with a mutable system.
The word that you're looking for is "Atomic", not "Cosmic". "Cosmic" is System76's desktop environment offshoot of Gnome.
It's Linux trash
You'll always find this comment at every Linux video.