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We solve this problem by treating distroboxes as cattle and not as pets. Blow them away at any time.
So what happens to the apps installed?
And what about running different distros in the same homedir, and dotfile clashes?
Use the distrobox assemble command, that'll let you have an ini file with all the stuff you want and then when the assemble command runs it'll remake the entire thing. Then just toss the assemble in cron and you'll always have a fresh container with your exact setup.
Interesting, never used that, thanks!