PC Gaming Revolutionized: The Framework Desktop and Bazzite Linux Partnership
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Discover the powerful combination of the Framework Desktop and Bazzite Linux, enabling seamless PC gaming in any setting.
Bazzite News and Analysis
About Bazzite
## Overview Bazzite is most prominently recognized as an open-source, community-driven Linux distribution designed to deliver a high-quality gaming experience on a wide range of hardware, from desktop PCs to handheld devices like the Steam Deck[2][4]. While there is a UK-registered company named Bazzite Games Limited (SC669708), this entity was dissolved in September 2025 and appears unrelated to the software project, focusing instead on retail sales of games and toys[1]. The following summary focuses on the Bazzite software initiative, which has gained attention in the Linux and gaming communities. ## What Bazzite Does Bazzite is a custom Linux operating system built as a near-clone of Valve’s SteamOS 3, but with broader hardware compatibility and additional user-friendly features[2][4]. Unlike SteamOS, which is based on Arch Linux, Bazzite uses Fedora Atomic Desktop (specifically, a variant of Fedora Silverblue), making it an “immutable” or “atomic” distro—meaning the core system is protected from changes, enhancing stability and security[6]. This design allows users to enjoy the benefits of SteamOS’s gaming-focused interface (via KDE Plasma and Valve’s themes) while supporting a much wider array of hardware, including Nvidia and AMD GPUs, Intel integrated graphics, and various handheld devices[2][5]. Bazzite comes pre-installed with Steam and supports other game launchers (Epic, GOG, Xbox Game Pass, etc.) through Lutris, integrating them seamlessly into Steam’s Gaming Mode[4]. It also offers advanced features like HDR and VRR support, improved CPU schedulers for responsive gameplay, and robust security with SELinux, Secure Boot, and full-disk encryption[4]. The system is image-based, allowing users to roll back to previous versions if updates cause issues—a significant advantage for stability[4]. ## History and Key Achie
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