I'm on Silverblue rather than Bazzite (although I'm only an `rpm-ostree rebase` away from it!) and I genuinely think this is becoming best OS family out there for most people. Super-stable, lots of software support, lots of "base" options (which are easy to switch between) - no snooping, no adverts, no "forced packages" (looking at you, Apple Music, which I keep inexplicably managing to open whenever I connect my headphones..).

I have no illusions that it will work for everyone but there are some really appealing reasons to switch to Linux nowadays, and Fedora Atomic is a really appealing option for those who want to try it out.

Agreed! It's my default recommendation now for a "just works" Linux system nowadays.

It's also really great for development btw - been doing all of my development on it with Homebrew and Flatpaks for over a year now.