Fedora.
Everyone in Linux knows about the Fedora distribution. Some hate it, some love it. In any case, it has significant backing, largely due to it being a huge corporation, which is Red Hat.
One day Red Hat decided that it needed more reliability in it’s servers, so thus was born Fedora Atomic.
Fedora Atomic was pretty nice, and it has worked out to good degree, as it became an official distribution later on.
This gave way to Atomic desktops. The first 2 were GNOME and KDE.
Since Fedora gives out it’s source code, it’s “relatively” easy to alter it how you want it.
Enter Bazzite, a atomic desktop centered on gaming.
My personal opinion on Bazzite is that it is excellent, especially for Linux beginners. Also, it makes gaming on Linux a breeze.
Sure, you can’t do significant customization with it unless you really work at it, but other than that, for a basic plug-and-play type system, you can’t go wrong!
In conclusion, I’d rate it 9/10. More to come as I expand this article!
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