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is immutable the future? (zerobytes.monster)

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The original post: /r/linux by /u/Zery12 on 2024-12-20 15:15:00.

many people love immutable/atomic distros, and many people also hate them.

currently fedora atomic (and ublue variants) are the only major immutable/atomic distro.

manjaro, ubuntu and kde (making their brand new kde linux distro) are already planning on releasing their immutable variant, with the ubuntu one likely gonna make a big impact in the world of immutable distros.

imo, while immutable is becoming more common, the regular ones will still be common for many years. at some point they might become niche distros, though.

what is your opinion about this?

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