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Opinions on immutable distros
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This is why fedora had a little bar after rebooting when I updated right? What am I a Windows user?!? This is the extent of my understanding of immutable distros and I am furious with them.
No. You don't see or feel the update with silverblue. You see the update with the normal workstation version. The immutable version fixes that.
I have corrected the one thing I know about immutable distros and am now furious with all others.