Freelance/Consultant Web Dev, EVE Online Player, Linux/FOSS advocate.

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  • this distro is just shady all over. even going to their site they said the project was based in Germany but states due to EU regulations had to relocate to the US BUT if you go to their jobs page they state they’re now a “Japanese Linux Open Source Project” BUT if you decide to look even further into it the thing looks like it’s NOW based out of Singapore. Also look at the sponsors in the page…Valve? Tuta? Google? I don’t buy it.

    Then you look at their “forums” and it’s just…AI slop news articles?

    This feels like a distro built by a crazy man almost on par with TempleOS.

    I wouldn’t trust this thing as far as I could throw it.






  • what helped me when I first started using Linux was the Arch Wiki. Even though I wasn’t using Arch the information in that wiki is invaluable. Even now that i’m on NixOS I still use the Arch Wiki as a tool when I need answers. everything is there. even man pages.

    Another resource is IRC and Discord. I’m not sure if Bazzite as an IRC channel but the quickest answers to issues I was having has been via whatever distro channel on Libera. Discord also for specific distros. But I’ve found many of the maintainers and devs will hang out in their respective distros IRC channel all day so what better resource for help than directly from the source.

    Finally either peertube or youtube channels. There are some fantastic channels that help learning this stuff. Primary of which is Veronica Explains. By far the most easy to understand and follow videos for linux. She reminds me of watching old episodes of The Screen Savers and Call for Help. Another that is great that is more specific to workflows and command line stuff is Bread on Penguins. Very easy to follow, she provides git repos and links to EVERYTHING she talks about and even writes most of it herself. For customizing your build There’s The Black Don. he’s great too. builds out a lot of stuff himself and provides repos for everything he’s working on. He’s built an awesome tool for Arch that allows reproducability similar to NixOS.


  • in previous interviews he’s pretty much said in the past that outside the Kernel he has no clue what’s going on as far as the entire Linux ecosystem. I watched an interview from awhile back where he didn’t even know what NixOS was. Time and time again he’s said all he really does now is read emails and compile the kernel to check for bugs. I believe he only uses Fedora, doesn’t like Debian and thus isn’t a fan of Ubuntu either. in an interview from a few years ago he said the only reason he prefers Ubuntu over Debian is it makes Debian “usable”. He pretty much always states he prefers a distro that allows him to easily work on the Kernel (that’s all he cares about) and so he uses Fedora.