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> It's not a linux distro and it's not immutable. Then it wouldn't fit with the lists theme?
by FireInsight 4y ago
> It's not a linux distro and it's not immutable.
Then it wouldn't fit with the lists theme?
- fsflover 4y agoIt depends on the reason why you need it. For me, it's security, and Qubes allows to do it more conveniently.
- palata 4y agoWell, there are distros in the list that are optimized for containers. If you use Linux distros in Qubes OS, then I would say that it counts as a Linux distro (by default you get Fedora). And by default you run in VMs, where some parts are persistent (e.g. your home) and some are not. Just like running a container with some persistent storage. It depends on your use-case whether you like it or not, but I would definitely put Qubes OS in the list.