I use it on my gaming desktop. No major issues with the OSTree/Flatpak design, unless you count the fact that I wanted to try KDE but KDE-flavored Silverblue ("

I use it on my gaming desktop. No major issues with the OSTree/Flatpak design, unless you count the fact that I wanted to try KDE but KDE-flavored Silverblue ("Kinoite") is still in prerelease and didn't work with Nvidia binary drivers for me. Similar story for Wayland with Nvidia drivers. Fingers crossed, when 35 is released I should be able to have both KDE and Wayland (the latter is moderately important to me as I have a 1080p screen and a 4k projector, and currently I need to change DPI whenever I turn the latter on). I should qualify that I work with Docker a lot, so rules like "to open a local HTML file in Firefox, you first need to explicitly mount the folder into the container" seem natural and expected to me in terms of security. To others they probably feel baffling or obtuse. Oh, and my JBL Bluetooth headphones don't work (possibly other Bluetooth devices as well, I haven't tried yet). Nothing to do with Silverblue specifically, just a piece of Linux driver support still being what it is.