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Fedora Silverblue is in some ways comparable. Unfortunately it uses Flatpaks. In the end, the architecture and security (against non-Google adversaries) of Chr
by scarmig 3y ago
Fedora Silverblue is in some ways comparable. Unfortunately it uses Flatpaks.
In the end, the architecture and security (against non-Google adversaries) of ChromeOS trumps everything else for my personal use. And when maintaining things for nontechnical family, ChromeOS eliminates large classes of problems that everything else has.
- xd1936 3y agoWhat don't you like about Flatpaks?
- a1o 3y agoWhat is the alternative to flatpaks for something like silverblue?
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI mean, you could probably put together something that used snaps instead.
- scarmig 3y agoI don't know of anything. I think you could create something pretty solid using Nix, but no one (afaik) has put the effort into making a simple, user friendly OS built on it.
- weatherlight 3y ago..or go a step further and just use nixOS :)