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Are Immutable Linux Distros right for you?
Like the amber in “Jurassic Park,” immutable Linux distros safeguard the core system. Here's a story about how I, like many of you, have been using Linux
Similar to how the amber in Jurassic Park preserved ancient DNA for millions of years, immutable Linux distros safeguard their stable core while allowing controlled interactions through these isolated layers. If running the latest packages isn’t a must, and you’d rather have a dependable system with fewer surprises, an immutable approach might give you the peace of mind you’re after. Unlike Timeshift, which relies on snapshots as a reactive safety net, immutable distros integrate stability and rollback features directly into their design, ensuring a consistent and secure system before problems arise.
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