Immutable distributions are slowly spreading across the Linux world– but should you care? Are they hacker friendly? What does “immutable” mean, anyway? Immutable means “not …
The people using Linux to have total control over their system isnt the people using atomic distros.
Also you dont need to say theyre not available because they aren’t containerised you simply tell them its not available because they dont support linux or since your aging parents have low software requirements 100% of their apps are on flatpak.
The people using Linux to have total control over their system isnt the people using atomic distros.
Also you dont need to say theyre not available because they aren’t containerised you simply tell them its not available because they dont support linux or since your aging parents have low software requirements 100% of their apps are on flatpak.
Good point.