Interesting take, it’s also not what I do.

I am also on this sinking titanic. I’ll probably have to dual boot win10/Linux just for Nvidia related work and maybe gaming too. Not really looking forward to all that, but it’s fast approaching like they say.

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I’m not sure that would’ve influenced my situation with a dual core i5-6300U and 4gb ram, it’s a pretty sluggish thing from the get go. But good to know about distrobox maybe that can help me in the future. Now rocking Debian and it’s great.

From what I gather, if you like tinkering and compiling and installing random weird apps then immutable can be a serious pain in the ass like I discovered.

Wasn’t about that at all. Any DNF action took a lightyear… man just typing out those long commands (very hard to remember coming from apt) nevermind the much crazier wait time. Using toolbox for dev environments to compile things was a total nightmare. I’m sure there’s a scenario where it’s ideal, that was certainly not my situation.

I used an immutable fedora on my surface pro 4, I wanted to shoot myself in the face every time I had to install anything. I’m good on that for the rest of my natural life.

Amen brother. I’m really hoping a lot of these gotchas get ironed out in some way as more people start choosing Linux over windows. I would be really happy to see some smoother experiences in the coming year or years. Don’t get me wrong, things are a bajillion times better than ten years ago, but there’s still a ways to go yet.

What’s it like for you now?

Whatever you do, as soon as you crack it open get your nose right up there and inhale deeply.

Damn you. Now I gotta check that out. I dropped gimp permanently once I tried Krita.

There’s a Jellyfin plug-in for Kodi and it’s pretty awesome

Oh shit it was supposed to be sudo rm -rf ./ ! Woopsie doodle.