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Usecase for immutable distros? 10/26/25(Sun)16:10:46 No.107015990

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Usecase for immutable distros? Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)16:10:46 No.107015990 Archived

Just use debian with flatpaks and distrobox

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)16:29:28 No.107016147

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)16:29:28 No.107016147

for me its vm snapshots

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)18:21:46 No.107017162

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)18:21:46 No.107017162

>>107015990
I need to actually get shit done on my computer for work, so I have to use windows.
I pray for the day the linux trannies agree on basic shit and make it work well

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)18:47:05 No.107017368

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)18:47:05 No.107017368

>>107015990
>immutable distro
Only assburger mongoloids care about such faggot shit. Just use your OS like a normal person. It's 2025, it doesn't need any tranny tinkering or specoolating.

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)20:00:54 No.107017992

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)20:00:54 No.107017992

>>107017368
Calm down ok?

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)20:07:30 No.107018033

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)20:07:30 No.107018033

>>107017368
>trannies out of nowhere
Ubuntusis...

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)20:33:37 No.107018216

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)20:33:37 No.107018216

>>107015990

just wanna copy and paste configs using git to track everything for my entire os cuz im just that lazy

can use nix flakes to automate random tasks now with an entire ecosystem of apps from specific versions so no dependency collissions

plus I get borderline anxiety from not knowing where my installed packages end up

Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)20:42:55 No.107018273

Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)20:42:55 No.107018273

>>107015990
Secure Firewall settings
Virus Scanning and Repair (knoppix back in the day)

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)05:14:30 No.107021000

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)05:14:30 No.107021000

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>>107015990
Given Debian's update cadence, it feels almost immutable anyway.

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)08:13:43 No.107021875

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)08:13:43 No.107021875

>>107021000
And that's a good thing

Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)09:32:27 No.107022420

Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)09:32:27 No.107022420

>>107021000
never realized how dated debian was till i tried mounting a luks encrypted drive created on arch and it refused to work without upgrading kernel and dmcrypt shit