Bazzite's latest gives us a fresh take on the "SteamOS-like" system
Bazzite is a Linux distribution that seeks to improve on Valve's system software. Thanks to open source and the power of passionate developers, Bazzite's delivering on that vision.
So Bazzite 1.1 is out now. Bazzite is a project that’s been on my radar. But if you haven’t heard of it, well… you’re in for a surprise. Bazzite is an alternative operating system for the Steam Deck and desktop PCs. It’s a SteamOS-like operating system that comes with many conveniences pre-installed.
For example, the following software is pre-installed:
- OpenRGB allows you to control any RGB peripherals
- GCAdapter_OC allows you to overclock the Gamecube Controller adapter to 1000hz polling
- Waydroid allows you to run Android applications
- The Nix package manager gives you access to an enormous repository of Linux software
- The System76 scheduler tweaks system process priority to optimize the gaming experience
- Multiple Xbox controller drivers provide greater functionality with Xbox peripherals
- And the proprietary Nvidia drivers give this OS better hardware compatibility
Bazzite bills itself as an Alternative to SteamOS and quote “a ready-to-game SteamOS-like for desktop computers and living room home theater PCs.”
This latest version includes a ton of new features including
- Calibrated color profiles for matte and reflective Steam Deck displays
- The ROM Properties shell extension
- Updated emoji font
- Greenlight Xbox Cloud client updated to 2.0
- And a myriad of other features!
Bazzite is an interesting project that I’m extremely excited to share with you. Let me know what you think! Leave me a comment and let me know!
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