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Immutable distros recommindation?
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I had rhe idea fedora atomic was so reliable, ,but I just updated a system and it broke... Reminded me of my manjaro times😑
How did it break, and what doesn't work any more?
I've been using Fedora Atomic on at least one device for years now, without any major issues (I.e. device no booting or updating. Upgrades do require some manual intervention).
I upgraded with rpm-ostree upgrade and then it doesnt boot. Some error with the kernel. Im sorry I dont have the info where I am, as it is not my computer. Good thing is I can still boot old image, its on grub.
Check out this https://slrpnk.net/post/11177440