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I'm surprised that openSUSE MicroOS isn't more popular. It's a rolling distribution, but the OS is mounted read-only, and updates are installed into a snapshot,
by LeoPanthera 4y ago
I'm surprised that openSUSE MicroOS isn't more popular. It's a rolling distribution, but the OS is mounted read-only, and updates are installed into a snapshot, which you then reboot into.
If you get a bad update, you can simply reboot back into the previous snapshot.
- dizhn 4y agoI use opensuse tumbleweed and rollbacks are a thing there too. I would have never thought I'd end up on an rpm based distro and run KDE. But that is the best combination I've found and it works great. (KDE remembers my dual monitor setup best. I need to use it in 3 different locations)