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[-] ronweasleysl@lemmy.ml 11 points 11 months ago

Fedora Silverblue and Silverblue specifically. I used to run Arch and did all the cool things from DE customization to custom kernels and other cool shit with scripts and so on. Now I just want a system that I know will boot and just do it’s thing

[-] FaeDrifter@midwest.social 4 points 11 months ago

I'm been slowly migrating all my computers over to immutable distros, either silverblue or universal blue.

Once you get used to the container paradigm, you can do all your customization and easily copy it over to other machines without fear of breaking anything.

Plus, having automatic updates and knowing that you'll always boot into a reliable machine, it's the best.

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