Bedrock linux

This is what it is like to use: bedrocklinux.org >What is bedrock LINUX? A stable linux distro which works kind of like glue. It glues together different distros and lets you use the features of all of them in the same session. For example you can have debian and arch added to bedrock linux, and it will let you use both pacman and apt after logging in. >how to install You hijack whatever existing linux distro you have, with the bedrock installer. It installs under the distro you have and puts all of the contents of your previous installation in some kind of container. All other distros you install onto bedrock will be put into containers as well. >how is it? It works as expected but can often be finnicky I tried void and alpine, but xouldnt get wifi to work on either but enabling wifi works fine on arch Also for some readon arch is using the 5.4 kernel ubuntu is using, instead of the 5.9 one installed according to neofetch. Weird.

"I saw a handsom amab person" is a weird ass sentence. >A stable linux distro which works kind of like glue. It glues together different distros and lets you use the features of all of them in the same session. so you get all the ease of LFS with all the adaptability of Debian

>>35650 No? It works fine

Tried it. It accomplishes it's goal perfectly. It was fun starting with a bare Alpine base, then putting Fedora, Ubunda, Arch, Gentoo and Slackware on top. ALL AT THE SAME TIME But the resulting system gets quite messy, plus I don't really understand how Bedrock works. So I just use vanilla Void now Pic unrelated

I've heard about this before, but I'm not sure how real the need is. Specific packages can be configured by themselves (as long as they are free software), without increasing the complexity of a meta-distro that might break. I think Guix/Nix solution to the stability/newer software is more intersting, but it certainly can be improved upon. >>35666 >Pic unrelated But appriciated

>>35646 I'm curious: What connection does the image have with bedrock linux? Is it developed especially for trans people?

The only reason I could see myself using this was if I wanted AUR packages on my Pop install, but it doesn't seem practical for my usage.