Tumbleweed for over 10 years, if you know how to roll back with snapper there is nothing to lose.
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While transition to Thumbleweed can go smooth if you are lucky enugh, switch from Thumbleweed to Slowroll can be problematic. It will envolve downgrading packages that is usually not tested at all. Better switch from Leap to Slowroll directly.
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Slowroll seems just as mature as TW? Just update, upgrade, change repos, upgrade?
It's only been around for less than a year as far as I'm aware and from what I gather still seems to be finding its sea legs as far as balancing between what rolls in immediately(ish) and what comes in through the big "tumbles"
I guess with the BTRFS snapshots there is no reason to not use TW. But Slowroll really sounds like a Distro that makes sense
Why not moving to microos? I've moved to fedora silverblue from fedora and it's been a well rewarding journey. I see no big difference to microos
I tried microOS once, either podman or distrobox are completely broken on it
How is opensuse with Codecs? I am on Fedora Kinoite from ublue, currently experimenting with secureblue, which is security hardened.
Fedoras immutable Distros have a good ecosystem around them already.
I have no deper knowledge of it, sorry