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It most definitely does not. And I find that to be the case with a lot of the things posted here.

• LeoPanthera 3y ago
  I have no idea what to say to you because it absolutely does. Scroll down.
  • webstrand 3y ago
    Nowhere do they explain what "cloud-native" means. It does seem to run on local hardware, so I'm unsure what the even mean by "cloud".
    • dopidopHN 3y ago
      To give another data point: I’m familiar with that project and the parent’s project but I also agreed with you. I would have no idea what that project is just looking the website. It’s a immutable distro, and that particular flavor is more opinionated on what package is installed at first. Cool birds picture tho
    • bigpod 3y ago
      Cloud native is a set of principles with which you develop and build software to make it less likely to break and be more conducive to rapid iteration(In theory you dont even need to deploy your app to cloud to be cloud native) ublue and project bluefin just cherry picked those principles that make sense for a desktop OS to try and bring what cloud native did for server world into desktop linux and hopefully make it not suck. one of those sucky things about linux desktop is package management which is just sad at best problematic at worst which is why image-based and flatpak first