I have a laptop with 4 GB of RAM that I’d like to use for occasional comic book reading. (It’s a touch screen 2-in-1 laptop that folds over into a tablet configuration.) I use Bazzite on my main PC and I love how low maintenance it is. Are there any immutable/atomic distros that featue XFCE, LXDE, or some other low RAM friendly desktop? Or, should I just layer XFCE or LXDE on top of UBlue Core or make my own image or something? Thanks!
Sorry, perhaps I should have been more clear.
It was meant strictly in the sense of how much it burdens the system performance-wise. So, in other words, using
nixis easier on your system’s resources thanrpm-ostree(orbootc) is; at least, that has been my experience.In regards to breaking, I’m not sure whether one outdoes the other. Though, I suppose that
nix-by design- would inch this out. But this is basically an ‘internal dispute’ between the crème de la crème; asrpm-ostree/bootcbasically outdoes any other distro package manager that’s not namednixorguix.Fair enough, I never bothered to do any perf benchmarking myself. It’s as you said, at that level, it just comes down to personal preference