/g/ - Immutable Fedora + Distrobox, and you get a cuttin - Technology

>>106845693
>Maybe you should try reddit instead.
>Fully controlled by RH that is controlled by IBM.
Meanwhile posting the most reddit reply you can ever make and think of.

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)09:42:05 No.106847378

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)09:42:05 No.106847378

>>106845693
Fedora is not "controlled" by IBM, otherwise why would they default to btrfs and KDE?

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)10:49:54 No.106847835

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)10:49:54 No.106847835

>>106846030
Anon you and I both know its to cover their tracks after caught giving punchcard tech to the Nazis. They will turn the moment they don't have to do this.

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)10:51:34 No.106847847

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)10:51:34 No.106847847

>>106847378
What

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)11:22:07 No.106848082

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)11:22:07 No.106848082

>>106845557
I'm on Fedora KDE, I'm tempted to try out Kinoite or Aurora but feel like it would just be a hassle and I would be prevented from installing whatever package I want now with dnf and run into complications for no reason.

The only time I have problems with this Fedora KDE install is when a kernel updates to a bad one and for instance it won't shutdown or boot properly sometimes or some other issue, which are rare but it does happen. Otherwise I'm literally issue free.

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)11:32:02 No.106848146

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)11:32:02 No.106848146

>>106845557
I'm not using red hat shitware

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)12:52:43 No.106848749

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)12:52:43 No.106848749

>>106845927
Anon, IBM hasn't made PCs in 20 years.

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)13:56:16 No.106849247

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)13:56:16 No.106849247

>>106845557
>Immutable
Completely destroys the whole point of open source which is that you can inspect and modify all the software that's running on your computer

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)14:47:24 No.106849693

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>>106845557
>Distrobox
oh neat, will play with it more. still dont see the reason for immutable? might be good for appliance things like steamdeck or some turnkey solution?

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)14:48:31 No.106849702

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)14:48:31 No.106849702

>>106845557
I can always tell when a person has never tried an immutable distribution because they pretend it's a viable solution to literally anything.

Anonymous
10/10/25(Fri)14:51:17 No.106849717

Anonymous 10/10/25(Fri)14:51:17 No.106849717

>>106845557
That kind of distribution is not for regular users, that's for servers. The logic is the updates are predictable and users cannot mess up the system packages. You as a regular user shouldn't care about that.