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There's Fedora Silverblue that seems to be gaining traction.

• LoganDark 4y ago
  Fedora Silverblue is probably one of our favorite Linux distributions nowadays. It was also our first experience with GNOME Wayland and we don't regret it. It killed our USB stick in just days, though
  • T3OU-736 4y ago
    I have found IODD 2531 (there are likely others) to be super-useful for that sort of a thing. It presents an ISO (using the rocker on the side as a selector) from its HDD as a bootable CDROM target, and still exposes the HDD/SSD as a separate target. So, it is possible to boot what is an RO OS image, and use the HDD/SSD target as an overlay, but because it is not flash memory, the wear issue is far less of a problem. And, since it is presenting ISO images as boot targets, it is possible to (relatively) easily test upgrades while keeping the overlays separate.
  • vaylian 4y ago
    > It killed our USB stick in just days, though Too many writes?
    • joshspankit 4y ago
      Also curious as it is wildly against intuition for an immutable install to do a lot of writes (or even a lot of reads)