heck! I was looking for this yesterday but ended up going with snikket and only just got it running this morning!

good post and I’m looking into it now!

I mean it’s not perfect but what is?

I tried MX Linux for a while, it was okay. did I miss something?

I like bazzite!

no dual boot. just jump in, the water is fine.

how can I get my emulators to see the same files on Fedora after a reboot? I use Syncthing to keep my saves on a few machines, but after each reboot I have to go in and set the folders up because the user folder path has changed.

Otherwise flatpaks seem perfectly chill to me

pie launcher is similar but with a quickdraw action for the commonly used apps.

once I got used to it I could never think about going back

been having some issues with it lately though and it’s tough!

well, they gone

definitely on board with bazzite for gaming computer. it seems to do well with everything else I throw at it also

Windows quantibulous

Oh man once this hits it’s gonna be so awesome!

My experience so far

Kodi (LibreELEC) was running rough on an old i5 4160 or something, when installed on an SD card. It also runs a little sluggish when installed on a Chromebook.

But I went back to that first PC with a real SSD and now kodi is running fantastic. On a fedora kinoite install

And paired with some commands for KDE Connect, and I’m pretty satisfied so far. It’s been about four days with it.

Can people get Bigscreen anymore?

Kodi is so close to being absolutely perfect

In root

In root again

Where am i? Let’s go to root

cd /

This was killing me until I had to reinstall x11 stuff

Whips?

Pop pop!

It’s ‘just enough OS to run Kodi.’

I’ve done away with all rokus and apple TVs.

I use an emby server addon to play my local media. It has addons for streaming services, visualizers for music, RSS feeds on the Ui, screensavers that use my local pictures, integrates with home assistant, and libreelec has docker addons for more cool stuff!

No tracking, one easy to use UI for everything I’m trying to enjoy, and less attack platform for ads.

It’s cool!

I am using a couple of old chromebooks for LibreELEC and am pretty happy with that result

Tiny10 on a VM

I’m sluggishly in the middle of the same thing.

Alright you and Joe McMillan had a great weekend we get it