I personally liked the model with Bazzite and bootable containers. Having Github build me a reliable image (and not send out failed updates) with my own extras on top Bazzite's default had been an enjoyable experience that was nice to maintain and manage.

It's just that I can't be bothered to make an entire new image file to build Bazzite from scratch, and maintain it, after the Ally image was discontinued, while the Deck image was too big for my free Github Actions, and also while there has been changes that I don't agree with.

I enjoyed being able to focus to managing my own house, while benefitting from yet without having to care about dealing with the rest of city-state. That's the ideal that bootable containers as a model represented to me.

I still recommend Bazzite to other people, but CachyOS seems like my home now. I tried making NixOS work, but there's just... Too much to get working, beyond the standard package installs and stuff. So a return to Arch-based with Nix Home-Manager (which thankfully has much better gpu integration now) for anything that don't need to be on the host system it is.

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Also, everyone having an opinion on pineapple on pizza, and I never had it in my life. Can't be helped that they're only available on more expensive pizza joint here in Indonesia, and if I'm buying something at those expensive places it's going to be something that the whole group enjoys...