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The only sane Linux setup for a workstation is an immutable distro like Silverblue/Kinoite, and an Arch Linux toolbox (or any distro you prefer). I will die on
by sph 4y ago
The only sane Linux setup for a workstation is an immutable distro like Silverblue/Kinoite, and an Arch Linux toolbox (or any distro you prefer).
I will die on this hill, and whoever disagrees has never tried what honestly feels like the future. My Linux PC is as stable and reproducible as my iPhone.
One day I will finish my Fedora Silverblue master guide that has been a draft for months...
(No, sorry, NixOS ain't better.)
- phaer 4y agoNixOS is "better" in the sense that you can get pretty close to something like Silverblue with it if you tinker around. But I agree with you that for the average user Silverblue surely is the the better platform, NixOS is for people how like to hack around and customize their environment.
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- chongli 4y agoimmutable distro like Silverblue I had never even heard these before! This sounds exactly like what I want! One day I will finish my Fedora Silverblue master guide that has been a draft for months... I would love to read it!
- bionsystem 4y agoI can't figure out a decent workflow for Kinoite. It's probably a little bit too much work for me to change my habits right here right now. But I agree that this is a great setup and ultimately, what I want to aim to. Complete separation of user and OS, containerized apps everywhere, and so forth. But my quick trial of a few hours was too short to adapt. Also I love excel too much unfortunately.