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Immutable distros and dot files / config files
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Did it, to bazzite, pretty painless. Yup, your config is the same. Immutable is indeed immutable.
No its not, /var/home is completely mutable, I think even entire /var and /etc are.
Ah, yes, bad phrasing on my part which assumed knowledge. The OS is immutable, but those three are mutable. I should also have pointed out it's prudent to spin up a new user if switching between Gnome and KDE due to dot file overlap, I'd be unsurprised if that applies to other DEs/WMs...