Atomic distros work differently from the Fedora or Ubuntu install you’re probably used to. Instead of layering individual packages on top of each other, the entire base system ships as one image, and updates land as a whole swap rather than a
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During your journey around the world of Linux, you might’ve come across riced-up builds that look and feel like something out of a sci-fi novel. And if you wondered, why can’t I have this on my system?, then you wouldn’t be alone.
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Most new Linux distributions tend to follow a familiar formula: take a well-known base, add a desktop environment, sprinkle in some theming, and call it a day. Sometimes it works; sometimes the distro disappears in six months. What you don’t often see,
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