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 Oh and even after you set everything up Waydroid itself isn't the most complicated software, but definitely gonna make you scratch your head over why you can't just sign into your Google account and start playing games.
 
-For others? Fedora ships it in official repos. Arch too! So for those two it's `pm install waydroid` and you're done. Immutable distros still have the same pain of unlocking first and... Wait a second, what does distro do outside the installation process?
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-# So Arch wins?
+For others? Fedora ships it in official repos. Arch too! So for those two it's `pm install waydroid` and you're done. Immutable distros still have the same pain of unlocking first and... Wait a second, what does the distro do then?
 
+# Does Arch win?
 Maybe? Here's the thing. If you think about it, all the new distro releases are just the same packages but newer versions. You rarely see a distro doing something so different that it changes how the Linux desktop works — like Flathub, or Ubuntu switching to uutils maybe. Distros don't need to do much these days. And if you don't like parts of Arch (i.e systemd), [Artix crew says hi](https://artixlinux.org/).
 
 Which brings me to the actual point of this post.
 
 # Upstream Linux is not ready.
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 There. I said it.
 
 The ecosystem has parts, but it's not ready. There is an enormous amount of work happening in big projects — KDE, freedesktop, Wayland, systemd, Mesa — to empower apps and developers with features that users actually want and need.