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Misconceptions About Immutable Distributions

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Misconceptions About Immutable Distributions

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I was just looking at that today. Im in my search to leave ubuntu after 10 years
- Hairy_MacBoon@monero.town
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  You can try fedora. The workstation if you love GNOME, otherwise the KDE spin.
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    Silver blue and Kinoite are the same thing but immutable.
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  I run Bazzite on my Desktop now, works great for gaming.

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