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Tumbleweed is a very solid distro, one could also use it as an "immutable" distro by installing the software from Flatpaks and distrobox. Been using it for more
by kombine 2y ago
Tumbleweed is a very solid distro, one could also use it as an "immutable" distro by installing the software from Flatpaks and distrobox. Been using it for more than a year after a decade on Ubuntu.
- jacooper 2y agoI found zyppet to be quite slow even compare to DNF which is notorious for being slow. Also it's not very well supported in the community, I guess distrobox fixes this.
- JHonaker 2y agoThe fact that I can go months without updating a rolling distro and things very rarely break is incredible. Tumbleweed is rock solid. (Personally, I've never experienced a break, but I know one just happened for a lot of people. Granted, I believe it was Nvidia or Mesa drivers at fault.)