Anyone out there know if it'd be easy to install #Bazzite on a small partition to test game performance on my Windows install?
What I'm envisioning:
Bazzite booted -> mount Windows 11 partition -> access steamapps via Steam -> run the game on Bazzite.
Or is that incoherent and I'm a fool?
Ideally, testing out Bazzite wouldn't require me managing my "Proton" games separately from my "Must be Windows" games, and I could just use the installs I already have.
@ark Yep, i mounted ntfs gamedrive & added it to steam & games run like on windows. U need to mount correctly though! I used Ubuntu & mounted the drive in fstab. Ntfs isnt ideal & i had minor issues! Bazzite wasnt ideal as i am not so familiar with fedora & Bazzite is a bit locked down.
U should also get glorious eggroll proton if a game run poorly. I found out that i only had two games that didnt work. Basically all games i threw at it has been running perfect, 300+ games! Check ProtonDB!
WARNING! Attention: You may lose data on the drive(s) or result in an unbootable system if configured improperly. Note: MicroSD cards automatically mount without any manual intervention required on Bazzite. Important: Do not use the NTFS, exFAT, or FAT32 filesystems for game library storage. Follow this guide at your own discretion and make sure to read the entire document relevant to your method, so you do not miss anything! Formatting a disk Warning: This will wipe all existing dat...
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