I myself haven't used any of the immutable desktop offerings yet, but I do have some familiarity with openSUSE which was why I asked.
It does sound alot like they are taking time tested designs that have been in use in the datacenter & Infrastructure side within virtualization offerings for years & applying them to a desktop OS, which is very interesting.
That was perfect! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
I myself haven't used any of the immutable desktop offerings yet, but I do have some familiarity with openSUSE which was why I asked.
It does sound alot like they are taking time tested designs that have been in use in the datacenter & Infrastructure side within virtualization offerings for years & applying them to a desktop OS, which is very interesting.
What are your thoughts on openSUSE's immutable stuff?
Doesn't seem like it at least from their site.
Seems more so like it's used to monitor your local system.
It seems to work great at least in my experience on Manjaro. Lutris is also great at what it does and makes the setup relatively easy.