Well, the simplest way to go if you want opensuse-like rollbacka would be to just run opensuse… if you need ubuntu-specific stuff (you don’t) there’s distrobox.
BTW I’ve been running tumbleweed for a few years now and didn’t roll back once… IDK if the craze about rollbacks and immutable distros (arguments in favour of which often boil down to “easy rollbacks”) is justfied or not.
I am using Tumbleweed on my home desktop for close to 10 years now and I have used the rollback on 3-4 occasions. Probably could have fixed 1-2 of those issues in another way, but I was to lazy and just wanted to get back to more “stable system” asap and wait for further updates to fix the issues.
Well, the simplest way to go if you want opensuse-like rollbacka would be to just run opensuse… if you need ubuntu-specific stuff (you don’t) there’s distrobox.
BTW I’ve been running tumbleweed for a few years now and didn’t roll back once… IDK if the craze about rollbacks and immutable distros (arguments in favour of which often boil down to “easy rollbacks”) is justfied or not.
I haven’t tried SUSE but that’s awesome they take care of rollback out of the box, I’ll try setup snapper on my fedora when I’m bored
I am using Tumbleweed on my home desktop for close to 10 years now and I have used the rollback on 3-4 occasions. Probably could have fixed 1-2 of those issues in another way, but I was to lazy and just wanted to get back to more “stable system” asap and wait for further updates to fix the issues.