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SteamOS as your daily driver?
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Appreciate the info! I've been interested in immutable distros, but that would be a pretty big issue for my main PC.
Just one thing, SteamOS is specially tricky for this as it doesn't support layers.
Bazzite is also immutable but thanks to the layers I got the main things fixed, and as it's based on silverblue there are a lot more resources to check