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Project Bluefin: A Linux Desktop for Serious Developers

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Project Bluefin: A Linux Desktop for Serious Developers

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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Want a desktop Linux built on immutable Fedora with an Ubuntu-style desktop designed expressively for programmers? Then you want Bluefin.

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It means the core OS is isolated from all the functionality in a way that allows you to modularly add all the functionality on top of it in a reproducible, robust way.

In theory. I haven’t actually dug into any of them personally.

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