As I mentioned in this thread, we have a pro bono project to help retired professionals to more productively use their computers. Unlike Your Honorable (After running Silverblue as a retiree in a home environment for the past 6 months
), our students are only interested in using their computers as an appliance and have zero appetite in doing--or allowing us to do--anything below the surface. Immutability is probably the only reason they are still willing to stick with Linux (Debian). 
Of course, the unfortunate fact that our live usb is nowhere near good (usable) enough bears the entire blame. Debian is a great system.Fedora Bluewhatever or other distros actually do not provide the same level of immutability as I mentioned here. Plus they add an extra layer of complexity than Linux already has. We need simplicity, not additional complexity.
Statistics: Posted by pwzhangzz — 2024-09-17 01:11