I’m not really surprised that they are using it as a manual.

It’s still so absurd, like how can someone with a straight face and seriously say “BTW, " good” and “hope” ale no longer a valid words The State recognizes". Totalitarian regimes are seriously fucked, not that I didn’t know that before, but little things like this really drive the point home.

You can’t make this shit up :D

That’s so absurd level of cartoon villianly it can’t be real, right?

Meanwhile, it omits some words entirely — from “Gulag” and “Stalinism” to “faith,” “hope,” “good,” and “truth.”

Ooh, that’s actually a good idea, just installing it on a separate removable drive, copying it over and seeing what works. Thanks!

I mostly wonder whether I would be able to just copy and paste /home from Nobara to Bazzite, and apps like steam or lutris/wine games would keep working, or if it’s more complex than that.

I’m planning to do that, I’ve been running Nobara for the past year, but I don’t have /home on separate partition and Idon’t want to bother with moving data, so I’m postponing it. What are the advantages, are is there something I should watch out for before switching?

I bought a Legion Go last week, and so far I’m really happy with it. The first thing I did was delete Windows and install Bazzite, and from that moment everything was smooth. The larger size is nice, and so far I had no issues running games pretty comfortably.