Ah yes do the old snapper rollback of ZFS if that’s your bag baby
this post was submitted on 11 Nov 2023
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I did this with windows. Not so much macos until later versions started ballooning in size and being optimized for SSDs.
Fedora Silverblue enters the chat :) Haven't had a single hiccup so far. Only ublue spins are a pain in the butt imo. That's why I configure everything by myself.
But I need to try NixOs soon
i haven't done that since i installed void linux. for some reason it just always "feels clean" to me
Clean install is more than feel safe. It is safe as it is a fresh start and will eliminate anything you missed that is not desirable.
dotbot and a list of apps
OSTree users: I have no such weaknesses
I reinstall on an estimated average of about monthly, distro hopping skewed that, it so should be around a bit less than bimonthly.