Just looking into Vanilla, and hey, I like it. They've found workarounds for a lot of Linux architectural problems: - A/B root partitions so you can update wit

Just looking into Vanilla, and hey, I like it. They've found workarounds for a lot of Linux architectural problems: - A/B root partitions so you can update without worrying about bricking your install. - Multiple driver sets available on install, minimizing the need for driver futzing. - Runs Android apps out of the box (instantly increases the number of supported apps by, millions, and you don't need to install the compatibility layer, it's just there) - No more running things with sudo (about time Linux caught up to modern desktop operating systems) - The distro installer looks more user-friendly than any I've seen - A GUI for switching between graphics cards So yeah, I can see this becoming more popular in the future. These features are just too good.