Yes, the big feature seems to be their package manager. But just because an update succeeds does not mean it did not break anything.
They also have their own boot manager and they seem to be fans of Rust, which explains the COSMIC desktop option. They have their own build system.
It is not clear to me that they are doing anything novel beyond that.
They do not have centralized configuration as far as I am aware so they do not go as far as Nix. As a Chimera Linux user, the atomic updates and bespoke build system feel like things I already have.
Overall it sounds like a nice project. But the improvements seem more incremental than revolutionary.
Yes, the big feature seems to be their package manager. But just because an update succeeds does not mean it did not break anything.
They also have their own boot manager and they seem to be fans of Rust, which explains the COSMIC desktop option. They have their own build system.
It is not clear to me that they are doing anything novel beyond that.
They do not have centralized configuration as far as I am aware so they do not go as far as Nix. As a Chimera Linux user, the atomic updates and bespoke build system feel like things I already have.
Overall it sounds like a nice project. But the improvements seem more incremental than revolutionary.