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A minor word of caution: don't use distros with unique(ish) features in production if you can't replace those features (quickly). It's of course a cost/effectiv
by tgv 3y ago
A minor word of caution: don't use distros with unique(ish) features in production if you can't replace those features (quickly). It's of course a cost/effectiveness consideration, but I've been bitten by that when I inherited a project that ran on an immutable distribution that was withdrawn. There was a fork, but there was no upgrade path and the hosting company didn't offer it as an install on new servers, so now the thing runs on an LTS Ubuntu. When development on that stops, switching to another Linux should be easier.
- sph 3y agobluefin is a light layer of convenience on top of Fedora Silverblue. Due to an unrelated issue, switching back from bluefin to the main Fedora tree was just an `rpm-ostree rebase` and a reboot away.