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@@ -85,6 +85,7 @@ This project wouldn't exist without the work of these people and communities:
 
 - **[ASUS Linux community](https://asus-linux.org/)**: The project behind `asusctl` and `rog-control-center`. Luke Jones has been a major driving force, but numerous contributors have submitted kernel patches, many of which are now merged into mainline Linux, making modern ASUS ROG laptops genuinely usable on Linux.
 - **[CachyOS](https://cachyos.org/)**: The distribution powering this setup. CachyOS is an Arch-based distro with extensive hardware-specific optimizations: an improved scheduler (BORE/EEVDF), better power management, dynamic refresh rate support, and built-in drivers for both the AMD iGPU and NVIDIA dGPU, including integrated GPU switching. Of all the distributions I tested (including Fedora, which came close), CachyOS is by far the strongest on this device.
+- **[Bazzite / Universal Blue](https://universal-blue.org/)**: The people who make awesome atomic Fedora images and have helped with many of the patches to make this laptop perform better.
 - **[Foxboron/sbctl](https://github.com/Foxboron/sbctl)**: Secure Boot key management tool used to enroll custom keys and sign the kernel and EFI binaries. Essential for keeping Secure Boot enabled with a custom kernel.
 - **[sched-ext / scx_lavd](https://github.com/sched-ext/scx)**: The Linux scheduler extensibility framework powering the `scx_lavd` CPU scheduler. Excellent latency and responsiveness for desktop and gaming workloads.
 - **[lz42/libinput-config](https://github.com/lz42/libinput-config)**: Kernel-level workaround for GNOME/Wayland's missing scroll speed setting, intercepting libinput events before they reach the compositor.