What is an Immutable Linux OS? And why Ubuntu is Creating One.
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is Ubuntu 22.4 Server immutable ?
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This is like introducing Ubuntu Cinnamon when there is already Linux Mint. Immutable Ubuntu is already outclassed by VanillaOS, but thank goodness it's moving to Debian next release.
I will take Nixos, CarbonOS, Fedora Silverblue/Kinoite, Guix and EndlessOS over any immutable Ubuntu snap garbage any day.
Clear explanation, thanks. Have used Fedora immutable and MicroOS myself and I can clearly see why Canonical wants this. And why not? Only thing I don't know yet is whether they will use tool- or distrobox, on top of the OS. Thats another very specific group of users (devs) but I am pretty sure they've got that covered.