the bigger difference to Debian, at least for me, is that before is based on the atomic version of fedora. I’m very happy with bazzite on my home pc, so i tried (the corresponding) fedora silverblue on my work laptop (10yo) and it works perfect!
There are immutable/atomic distos downstream of Debian and Arch as well.
But I’m just not convinced atomic or immutable systems really bring anything to the table in regards to a daily driver. Like, the problems they solve are not that prevalent in my experience, and the limitations seem very extreme.
the bigger difference to Debian, at least for me, is that before is based on the atomic version of fedora. I’m very happy with bazzite on my home pc, so i tried (the corresponding) fedora silverblue on my work laptop (10yo) and it works perfect!
There are immutable/atomic distos downstream of Debian and Arch as well.
But I’m just not convinced atomic or immutable systems really bring anything to the table in regards to a daily driver. Like, the problems they solve are not that prevalent in my experience, and the limitations seem very extreme.
that is probably just a matter of taste. it took me a bit to get used to it, but now i barely feel any limitations and enjoy it quiet much.
They’re great for less tech savvy people, though terrible if you do know more and want to muck about your system more.