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Experiences using immutable Linux desktops?
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You can actually use distrobox to set up a regular version of Fedora, set up VSCode there using the official Microsoft RPM and keep all your code in there.
I know, but then again... it's just another layer of maintenance.
Don't get me wrong. Distrobox is a wonderful piece of software. I use Arch inside DB to run some non-crucial stuff that's not available in the fedora repos/copr, like lycheeslicer.
But having a working and reliable code environment is something I'd really not want to babysit.