Yep! Its still fairly experimental though.

Not shocked at the issues. The review I mention at the top of the post has some similar lockups upon boot. I am a TW desktop user as well and am planning on keeping it that way, but I’ll definitely give Aeon a go on a laptop and see if it has the same issues you mentioned or whether it’s a more a hardware issue. Thanks for sharing your experiences!

Ah that makes sense. Kind of surprised Aeon / Kalpa don’t have a similar feature but it does seem like the fedora atomic distros have had a little more time to cook in comparison to openSUSEs attempts. It would be nice to see something like this implemented at some point, but I am sure the current maintainers already have a lot on their plate. Thank you for breaking it down for me!

Appreciate the response! Too bad about Kalpa but hopefully it’s managed to gather some contributors and turn things around. Definitely considering giving Aeon another go as well on a laptop or something. I am a GNOME user already and it seems like a solid option for something that just works.

Thanks for the detailed response! I’ll definitely need to take a look at fedoras atomic distros myself. Seems like they are well put together. Just to clarify though what do you mean by configuration drift?

love all the folks getting annoyed by this who clearly didn’t read the actual proposal

Primarily playing Victoria 3 since the new expansion came out earlier this month. Not verified on the deck but it (along with most paradox games) works like a charm on the deck though it can have some small slowdowns towards the end game.