• Atherel@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      It’s gamer-friendly in the sense that it comes with all you need for gaming by default. You can game on any major distro without problems.

      Personally I’m not a fan of bazzite because of its “immutable” approach but that’s a personal preference.

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        I’m here on Arch btw for my main gaming and work rig (same desktop PC), and gaming works beautifully, running Niri. I love Niri for gaming, because of how fast I can switch side to side between discord, browser, the game, etc. No weird “alt-tabbing” business. The most gaming friendly compositor I’ve come across.

        The only thing with Niri seems to be that when I’m running Steam Link, the opened game doesn’t seem to get focus, which is a bit wonky. I have to go over from my TV to the PC and focus the game window. 😄 But otherwise great, if I’m by the PC itself. 👌

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          Seconding, Niri is amazing. Have you messaged the matrix chat about the attention? I feel like I remember reading a solution there for windows forcing focus/mouse capture that might help.

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            You mean the issue where the window doesn’t get focused after opening the game via Steam Link? I haven’t, I’ve never used Matrix before, actually. Wouldn’t GitHub be a viable communication platform for stuff like that?

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      Yeah, it is. It also has a an option for something like Steam Big Screen for a console-like experience too for living room PCs and handheld PCs (Steam Deck, ROG Ally, etc.)