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Security

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Firewall

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Authenticators

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Access Decision

affirmative Strategy
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    > Are there arguments against immutability?\n
    \n
    Initially I was typing out a very long answer, but it quickly got unwieldy 😅. So instead, this one will be oversimplified 😜.\n
    \n
    **Currently**:\n
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    - The learning curve in general is steeper.\n
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    One might (perhaps correctly) point out that most of these are actually more related to the technology lacking **maturity**. And that atomic distros would actually (already) net positively otherwise. Therefore, I’d argue, the transition to atomic distros is perhaps more akin to a natural evolution. I believe (at least) Fedora has already mentioned the possibility to sunset the non-atomic variant in favor of the atomic one when the time is there (or at least switch focus). Which is why I believe that atomicity will probably leave a lasting impact to the Linux landscape, similarly to what systemd has done in years prior.\n
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    > Besides that it’s probably a challenge to maintain…\n
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    > Are there arguments against immutability?\n
    \n
    Initially I was typing out a very long answer, but it quickly got unwieldy 😅. So instead, this one will be oversimplified 😜.\n
    \n
    **Currently**:\n
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    \n
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    \n
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    > Besides that it’s probably a challenge to maintain…\n
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    \n
    ---\n
    \n
    1. Yes, that’s how I’ll be referring to them.\n
    2. Fedora Silverblue switching to OCI container images for delivery of installations and upgrades. openSUSE’s offerings switching to image-based. Vanilla OS switching from Ubuntu to Debian and to a model that’s a lot more similar to where Silverblue is headed towards. NixOS switching to flakes. etc
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    > Are there arguments against immutability?\n
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    Initially I was typing out a very long answer, but it quickly got unwieldy 😅. So instead, this one will be oversimplified 😜.\n
    \n
    **Currently**:\n
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    - Package management on native system just takes considerably longer on most atomic^[1]^ distros. The exceptions would be Guix and NixOS, but unfortunately their associated learning curves are (very) steep compared to the other atomic distros.\n
    - The learning curve in general is steeper.\n
    - Documentation is lacking.\n
    - Big shifts occur more frequently^[2]^.\n
    - Some things simply don’t work (yet).\n
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    One might (perhaps correctly) point out that most of these are actually more related to the technology lacking **maturity**. And that atomic distros would actually (already) net positively otherwise. Therefore, I’d argue, the transition to atomic distros is perhaps more akin to a natural evolution. I believe (at least) Fedora has already mentioned the possibility to sunset the non-atomic variant in favor of the atomic one when the time is there (or at least switch focus). Which is why I believe that atomicity will probably leave a lasting impact to the Linux landscape, similarly to what systemd has done in years prior.\n
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    > Besides that it’s probably a challenge to maintain…\n
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    1. Yes, that’s how I’ll be referring to them.\n
    2. Fedora Silverblue switching to OCI container images for delivery of installations and upgrades. openSUSE’s offerings switching to image-based. Vanilla OS switching from Ubuntu to Debian and to a model that’s a lot more similar to where Silverblue is headed towards. NixOS switching to flakes. etc
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