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Well I tried Aeon for a month and it has been the least reliable system I’ve used since, well actually probably anything, like maybe vista I guess.
The thing is a mess and it brings nothing to the table over A/B snapshots.
The scales must be different for enterprise use because I’d never go near another immutable OS again after this terrible experience.
Maybe it’s just flatpak that’s unreliable on Aeon, I found moving electron apps into podman containers was a lot better. But on void it was fine, clearly a lot more work to do the flesh it out I goes.
Tbf SB had far less issues than Aeon.