brent from what I've read and there, the new management and the SerpentOS plan for immutability is something more enjoyable and livable from the desktop user perspective, not exactly what you read that have been applied to common distros but something flex and easy but yet making the system more robust and almost unbreakable (which is one of the main goal of making a system immutable) but as @Staudey said, it requires that big merge to happen and it is more something for the S5 or S5.x serie ... which i'm waiting impatiently.
been disappointed with the actual way immutability is done (more for geeks than for everyone which is not supposed to be the case)

      Is the whole immutable Solus going to be rolled out as a separate ISO or Solus going to fully switch to Immutable?

        unclemez not exactly what you read that have been applied to common distros but something flex and easy but yet making the system more robust and almost unbreakable

        what I'm reading that is common in these new immutable distros is 100% Flatpak, everything containered, and while user is allowed personalizations not much else is changeable. these concepts, for me at least, take a while to wrap my head around (if I understand it all, that is)

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