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I use openSUSE Aeon (former MicroOS Desktop) for about a year. It is based on rolling Tumleweed and the system is stable. It updates on a background automatically.

If you are not looking for a fine tunning your system and expects stable (yet bleeding edge) base, which just works, I can recommend it.

The biggest thing is that the model pushes one to embrace usage of a distrobox/flatpak.

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That looks interesting. I've been looking for a new OS to migrate away from Fedora Silverblue recently, since I pretty much no longer trust RH.

Would you happen to know if there are any major differences between distrobox and toolbox? Does distrobox also support running graphical apps with hardware acceleration and CUDA with the official Nvidia drivers? That's pretty much my biggest concern.

I just installed µOS in a VM and will play with it for a bit. It seems very intriguing. If I like it, I might switch my openSUSE machines.

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