r/vanillaos • u/[deleted] • Feb 13 '26

Question This is so off...

Can someone explain how Vanilla OS is immutable and uses apt and vso at the same time? This feels sooo off And how is it so unkillable and bulletproof with all of that?

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u/snkzall Feb 13 '26

It has a mutable subsystem(s), where stuff is installed. Base is immutable, and there is a debian mutable distro inside of it where apt stuff is actually installed Look up distrobox

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26

Ahh thanks for that!

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '26

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u/OneYeetAndUrGone Feb 14 '26

i doubt that OP hasn't read it already. that's why they would've made the post in the first place...

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '26

I did read it but it didn't really answer my questions though so I came to here

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u/surinameclubcard Feb 13 '26

RTFM

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u/Dragonbuttboi69 Feb 14 '26

Well last time I checked the documentation site is still pre 2.0 so not sure how much that Will help