Just wondering how my attention to immutable distros may or may not be unique.
I have not noticed any articles opposing immutable style distros.
The choice really depends on whether you prioritize stability and atomic updates or prefer traditional flexibility and direct system access.
Yes.
Lumping all the immutable distros together is really a mistake in my opinion. They are quite a few different styles which have different pros and cons. Declarative, A/B, ostree, snapshot-based and several more. They aren’t even all atomic.
As with most things to do with computers, it all depends on what you intend to use it for.
Ah, someone that has put some time into looking at the variations of immutable.
I got a bit stuck on the more stable part.
Now I am using Timeshift to help recover the infrequent breakage after updating packages.