nah it got solved another way, I'm just saying it's something a new user might into, especially if t
nah it got solved another way, I'm just saying it's something a new user might into, especially if they just google 'how do I do X'
Kneeding to install packages for basic functionality?
KI'm also not a new user tho 
Ja new user is going to use a browser.
Gthey can choose bazzite im not gonna go against it, it's just probably not in my recommendation unless obviously you are hard on gaming which in that case probably likely
Jit doesn't have to be bazzite
Kthat's what bluefin and aurora are for
Jit just needs to be literally anything that isn't a traditional distro if you're looking to help a new user
Jthose days are gone
KAn immutable is less likely to get FUBAR'd by a new user mindleslessly following a tutorial for the wrong thing
VI mean, if you follow an askubuntu thread from 12 years ago that's not guaranteed to work either. (No offence jorge)
Googling issues doesn't always work out, and if they don't on Bazzite it doesn't mean your graphics break and you need to reinstall.
Googling issues doesn't always work out, and if they don't on Bazzite it doesn't mean your graphics break and you need to reinstall.
Gyeah we can expend further than what universal blue just offers
Jthere is zero technical reason to recommend a new user a traditional distro - the sooner we kill that myth the better.
KObviously. I'm just pointing out an issue a new Linux user could run into on an immutable they possibly wouldn't elsewhere (where distro-provided packages are installed vs being mostly flatpaks, etc)
JI know that this will lead to gnashing of teeth
Kin fact it's a great way to ensure linux doesn't grow
Jbut like seriously that boat sailed in 2016
VCan argue the same about Microsoft store apps 
No new experience is completely learning free.
No new experience is completely learning free.
Gthere definetely is. Just sto being a Ublue fanboy and expand your horizon
KYes. I'm hardly advocating Traditional over Immutable here. Just saying there's still learning curves/hiccups.
Jthere are exactly zero traditional linux clients with any kind of market penetration. And most of the growth you can account to steamOS. There's no reason to make new users suffer through a 1990s model.
Katomic fanboy, not about ublue
Ggranted bazzite is great as a gaming distro
VThere is, but a lot of the common arguments for them are flawed.
Kthe traditional linux desktop hasn't grown
Kit's not fit for pupose
Gthis exactly though
Jlike why would you give someone a product with 4% market share over 30 years. In any other market that'd be a meme.
VYou don't learn anything on immutable distros 
Pdid u fr join the bazzite channel to tell bazzite users that they should stop recommending bazzite
JLike, is ublue interrupting the hockey stick growth of the traditional desktop that I'm not aware of?
Pyeah what gives
Gno in fact I clarified it's their right to choose to recommend bazzite if they want to but again not for me
KI mean, I've learned a lot about how immutable distros and flatpak permissions work since switching to Bazzite
Gjust wanted to make sure that we aren't ignoring there are other distros out there
Jalso if I come back as combative that's not my intended tone. I'm just like, how much failure does it take for people to realize that no one wants a traditional linux desktop any more.
Pwhat
Pi feel like people being here precludes the need to choose?
Plike maybe they already made their mind up and that's why they're here?
JI was addressing the new user thing
Pi wasn't responding to you
Jlike, "starter distros" aren't a thing, and if they are, they shouldn't be
KI think the argument is we don't have to ignore them
KThe world has ignored them for 30 years
Pbut also
Kwe're here to do something different
Pi don't see why it's anything to do with us
Por why we shouldn't ignore them when we uhh
Palready made our mind up if we're here
KSome of it is intertia. I will wholly admit that I took a while to even TRY an immutable because I have decades of traditional Linux desktop history and "it works just fine! Why change it!" - then again, I was still compiling monolithic kernels for quite a while after the Linux kernel first got module capability, so maybe I just get stuck in my ways
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