Where is how?

I haven’t seen one project that foesn’t use c++ 😥

People started saying apps to programs on computer as well. No idea who’s fault it is. Apple’s? Only old people call it software or so.

On linux?

if you use docker, docker ignores ufw rules

Linux is not only about privacy. It’s primarily about freedom.

I love it. Fedora atomic is amazing.

That is really cool. I wish I’d read more of such posts on “how do we get there, hoe did we get here”.

Most important answer:

After deciding to support Ubuntu and X11 and Wayland

I hope it’ll work in distrobox such that you can run it on every platform

It does not matter much which distro you choose, as long as you choose a bigger distro. They are all well supported linux systems. Use a live USB. You do not have to install it, you can plug it in and use it. Or, install via a virtual machine.

I am speaking of day to day use of a computer.

In your case it matters. it always matters if it’s the main task. even in your case you do the comparison once. And a task that is performed once, shouldn’t be the main focus. I wouldn’t use atomic for tinkering with the system.

That sounds like a painful workflow.

I’m not that knowlegable why ublue was created in the first place but ublue has incredible advantages besides not having to layer packages. You can create your own custom distro and ship it to many comouters without major knowledge, time or effort. Can you do the same with opensuse’s?

Layering packages shall be annoying. As with other installs, you do it once. Because it’s annoying you do it only if it is important. You do not layer random malware downloaded from the internet. You shall not tinker with the system, that’s why it is immutable. If you want to tinker, use a traditional installation method, or simply use distrobox

Speed of a package manager should never be a major concern nowadays. It’s not like you have to build packages from source slow. You install packages once, even if it takes minutes, just do something else. Updates happen in the background.

Same for huge updates. For one, are you sure it downloads the whole image? Downloading an update of fedora atomic is very fast on my device. Even then, games are huge, 4k movies are huge. An OS updates is small. I don’t care about that size. That is nothing of importance.

The real question is: image vs snapshot. What do you think about that question?

No idea what it is but this wouldn’t have happened if it wasn’t open source. Cool!

It’s a sign. Take the hint. \s

• try another live usb and or live distro. If that works, it’s your usb and or live distro
• did you log out and try again?
• if it’s a live usb, can you get to live mode?

What did fedora adopt that wasn’t a good choice in hindsight?