It has no relation with GNOME

Yes, I agree. Pop!_OS gets a lot of hate for some reason, but it’s actually a really, really good distro.

I was asking about COSMIC though, since I’m really looking forward to try it!

How far is it to be daily drivable, in your opinion? Like, crazy far or just far?

hates you

Laughs in Debian Stable

Bro how about this? Sounds pretty interesting to me

That helps, yes. Thank you.

That really sucks, sorry to hear that man. It seems honestly pretty bad and I really have to stay away from this distro.

Only RedHat could have conceived something this evil. Of course is RedHat, who else could it have been?

But…!

but, i read a history that happened a bug in ostree, in the early days, and the devs needed to ask the users to fix it manually, but was when in the start of silverblue

This. This is really giving me hope. It kind of confirms what I was saying too. You see? It almost never breaks. But when it breaks, oh man! It breaks very hard indeed.

Never give up mate, that thing is gonna break somehow, sooner or later. It has to.

But well, if that helps, look at the bright side: while it’s true that it’ll almost never give you problems, I think it’s true that the time the problems will happen, they will be pretty hard to solve, so it might break very bad. That’s great, isn’t it?

Don’t tell me that this thing just cannot breaks. If that was even possible, that’d be tremendously evil.

Welcome to the very reason I’ll never ever try Silveblue 😄

Please, don’t listen to this kind of nonsense and keep using whatever you’re happy with.

While I personally don’t love Ubuntu, it is a perfectly fine choice and if you’re comfortable with it that’s just great! Period.

So, congratulations for making this choice and don’t hesitate to ask if you have questions. You’ll find that the Linux community has much more to give than “you shouldn’t use X, use Y because I say so”. Just ignore this.

Keep it up, enjoy the ride and welcome!

It is :)

There’s a very useful and friendly forum at https://forums.bunsenlabs.org/ and it is very easy to replace openbox with any other wm of your choice, as long as you’re fine with X11.

If you want Debian, just install Debian.

Maybe if you’re into wm setups and you’d like to not have to do everything from scratch you can install Bunsenlabs instead.

It’s just plain Debian with preconfigured Openox, that’s all.

jesus christ

Thanks, that’s terrifying and I’m glad that I never had to do it

Really? I didn’t know it was possible. How’s that happened?