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anyone have experience with bazzite and mint, with a focus toward gaming? The box i want to try on, i have been procrastinating hooking up and dealing with the contents (it was my dad's work computer and i'm the only family member with professional ethical requirements relating to confidentiality so it went to me)
Bazzite didn't work for me out of the box (I wanted to see if it being 'gaming focused' had any positives), and what tinkering I could do didn't fix the steam gaming. I went back to an arch-based distro and haven't had any problems.
I use mint for gaming and general use and I havent had issues. However I dont really play AAA+ games, mostly older games.