Kabe

All the GUI and homebrew apps can be updated in-session; it’s just the system side of things that needs a reboot after updating. Like your smartphone, the underlying system doesn’t need updating on a daily basis.

I get it - your personal habits don’t jive with the immutable paradigm. But for the average user, I’d say it’s not a major issue.

I mean, are you so desperate to get system updates that you can’t manually restart, say, every few days? You should be rebooting every time you get a kernel update, anyway.

💯 this.

I’ve tried Fedora multiple times and to be honest I’ve always found it to be a pain in the ass. The out of the box experience is also severely lacking for the average user who just wants a modern operating system with all the apps and codecs pre installed and ready to go.

These days, any laptop or desktop machine in my house gets Bluefin, while gaming/media devices get Bazzite.