It’s the same RPM that’s installed in workstation from RPM fusion. There’s nothing custom about that.
Gamescope is also an RPM, it’s a slightly newer version than what Fedora packages but it’s packaged the exact same way. Neither of those are likely to break because they are fundamental to the basic functionality of the deck images.
Additional pre-installed packages are added, but existing packages are not touched.
It’s immutability comes directly from silverblue and kinoite, again nothing custom there.
I’m not sure what you mean by that, it’s directly built on Fedora which is probably one of if not the best workstation OS.
For me it’s foldables, those have come a long way in a short time and I find them to be very compelling.
Once they perfect it though it’s going to be back to the same stale shit.
No the article you are replying to, lay off the crack.
As evidenced by: this article
Oh wait
Your use case works
All of that coping and seething Toyota’s CEO has been doing about electric cars sure does look stupid right now.
The testing build of Bazzite should have everything in your bottom link and more ;)
Only the kernel module is open source, and it’s just a wrapper for closed source blobs.
In actuality the open source drivers just kill all support for the 10 series, and otherwise do nothing to fix Nvidia’s utterly fucked up driver problems.