The core files are read-only. You can layer new system applications, but it’s not as easy as just installing a package. Most things are handled via Flatpaks. So the base is solid and you can’t do much to really ruin the stability.

There is a learning curve, as it’s different than normal distros.

Here is a decent read up on it: https://www.linuxnest.com/what-is-an-immutable-distro

Yup. I agree. Immutable distros save me from myself and endless tweaking. I have it on my gaming laptop and my gaming desktop. I’ll be throwing it on my wife’s gaming desktop soon enough.

The Supreme Court is the only arm of the federal judiciary that is not bound by a code of ethics.

I read that in the article and learned something new.

Apparently they are above the law.