>They can turn it on and know it will boot properly without having to worry about things users had to worry about in the past like drivers, kernel mods, or new

>They can turn it on and know it will boot properly without having to worry about things users had to worry about in the past like drivers, kernel mods, or new packages breaking things – the ghosts of Linux Desktop Past. I mean, you still need to setup your bootc image to contain those drivers and everything like that. Once you set up Debian, it will always just boot right too. This just seems like Yet Another Immutable Distro™. I guess stuff like this is a bit nicer for things like like game consoles, where you aren't actually using it like a computer and installing "normal" software, but I don't really see the how this will change the Linux desktop.