If you plan it 5 years in advance, yeah, otherwise no.
Also if it means destroying Bazzite, they should really think hard about it, as it’s a great “product” with big potential, even for profit in the long run if it takes off.

Windows can’t read your linux partitions, it doesn’t support them, so it’s almost impossible for it to damage your installation. It used to be that it could mess with the bootloader, but since UEFI got implemented, that’ become less likely.
What does it do when you boot into normal mode? Does it get to the login screen or not? Do you see error messages?

If you get to login but no further, it could be a problem with your user, like a bad shell setting, since rescue mode logs you in as root usually (I’m not very familiar with debian/ubuntu based distros), otherwise it could be you installed/updated/removed the wrong package(s), unfortunately as far as I’m aware apt doesn’t have history rollback capabilities, so undoing that is going to be difficult.

This is an unpopular opinion, but when you’re still inexperienced with linux, the quickest way to fix your system is just reinstalling. Back up your whole home dir beforehand and you’ll just have to drop it back in place to get all your data and settings back. If you have more than one user you may want to be careful with the UID, you may have to chown -R the whole directory.

Well, discording is better than revolting

poor name choice

Without more detail we can’t really speculate. Who decides what sort of update is required?

I just switched my laptop and desktop to Bazzite and it’s quite cool, if I were installing a custom OS on a device I’d rather install that than SteamOS

Watch out for the slippery slope!

Dude, relax the confrontation mode, it’s not Reddit

Yeah I called it Doom Doom Revolution.

Still cool tho

Yeah, games through Proton are a bit like containerized apps, you get everything you need to run them in the Proton package.

It’s ironic

Building a PC that can compete with current console IS cheap

I flip flopped a bit over the years on my laptop, right now I’m on KDE as I feel it’s the better DE at this time.

On the desktop I’d always go with KDE, no question.

Well, you’re probably right, but they could also work on two things at a time, it’s not like Valve is a single person…

Switch is more portable and also easier to dock.

I’ve layered zsh, zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-syntax-highlighting and syncthing. The first three because the version from homebrew behaved weird, syncthing because I’ve got two users on this computer and systemctl enable syncthing@user is easier than dealing with podman containers right now.

As a long time Fedora user, it’s difficult to convince other Linux users of how reliable it is. I’ve used it on multiple computers for I think about a decade and I’ve rarely had problems, certainly fewer than I had with Windows.

Last week I finally parted with standard Fedora to try out an immutable version, right now it’s Bazzite… I’ve got to say it’s very cool, for some things it may be better for beginners, but for most I’d say it’s better to stick to the normal ones.

I think it’s better with KDE, though, especially if you’ve got multiple monitors with different pixel densities.

That’s what free software advocates have been telling everyone for decades. When you use proprietary software licensed to you, you have no agency in what becomes of it, they can force you to accept changes that you don’t agree with, violate your privacy, take what you thought you owned from you.
People give up freedom for convenience and treat those that don’t as crazy misguided idealists, thinking they’re fools for using less convenient and sometimes powerful fools for pointless principles only they care about… Meanwhile, if everyone was just a tiny bit like the crazy idealists, these companies wouldn’t be able to abuse their position because a modicum of resistance from everyone would be an overwhelming force for them.
Some will say it’s dumb being idealist about computer software, but aside from computer software being serious fucking business, the practices of these companies are what birthed disposable, unrepairable electronics, privacy erosion, robber AIs and so on. Do you think a tech industry dominated by free software supporters would have allowed the rise of people like Bezos, Zuckerberg or Musk?

eh, it’s not all root, essentially just the binaries. /etc and /var are RW

did three major version upgrades so far and they have been flawless.

To be fair, I’ve upgraded normal Fedora for like… 8-10 versions in a row maybe, and never had a problem