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Debian based immutable OSes
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I don't get the whole immutable hype. Sounds like it's just more a PITA to use
Depends on the use case. I played around with it a lot and came to the conclusion that I don't like flatpaks and the base system is not flexible enough for me.
I use it as a self-updating desktop for my parents tho,. For that it's absolutely perfect.
At furst it's PITA but once you understand the workflow, it's awesome. Imo,better tgan traditional