When I tried it a few months ago, I found that documentation was very sparse. It was difficult to even find out all of the things they had modified from either standard fedora or bazzite.
And while the reviewers complain of it being sluggish in a VM (not a good real world test IMHO), I too found it to be slower than a standard distro.
I like the ideas from uBlue, but they seem to have far too many projects to properly polish and support each one.
From what I’ve tested (in VMs) Bazzite was a decent performer while Aurora was quite a bit slower.
Edit: My testing was very basic. I was just curious to see what they were like and how they were different from traditional distros.
This is a hit piece. Aurora is my daily driver for work and I think it’s great. It guarantees you always have a working system (assuming you use deployment pinning) and that alone is worth it to me for the stability and anxiety-free updates. If you switched to Bazzite for your gaming PCs last year like I did, Aurora is a natural fit for your productivity needs.
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