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Vanilla OS is great too: https://vanillaos.org/ https://vanillaos.org/ The unique selling point is its immutability as described here: https://documentation.v
by gravitate 3y ago
Vanilla OS is great too: https://vanillaos.org/ https://vanillaos.org/
The unique selling point is its immutability as described here:
https://documentation.vanillaos.org/docs/almost/ https://documentation.vanillaos.org/docs/almost/
> Immutability is meant to be used as a safety measure to prevent accidental changes to the system, so it should be kept enabled most of the time.
- Espionage724 3y agoIt seems easier to just fix my system instead of trying to prevent breaking it :p I don't know what an accidental change is, but if I want to change something I'm going to change it and likely tear through immutability anyway. I can go back to Windows if I want to be limited in what I can change :p