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I like immutable as you can reset your system. You can see most of your deviation from "what works" using
rpm-ostree status.And sorry but its all Linux, it doesnt work differently if you are not a server admin or tweaking SELinux, custom polkit rules and stuff like that.
Thanks. The time I was using Manjaro, I liked it alot but am also confused by the weird negative reputation...
I mean they are based on Arch and their "stable" is simply that they wait to ship packages. I dont think this is the best way, unsure if they also handle bugfixes like that.
So its basically preconfigured Arch with a weird repo. If you want the AUR, it is said to break on Manjaro.