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this post was submitted on 24 Jun 2026
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Yeah, that is why I read everything before deciding on installing anything. As a user, if you trust a distro enough to install it directly, you have to be aware of all it's features first. Yeah, personally I wouldn't keep an unsupported feature enabled for any length of time, that is just asking for a preventable breakage (though easier to rollback with Bazzite or any distro with Snapshots).
If it does bother you enough, it might warrant a distro change...I still say it's not a huge deal. The atomic nature of Bazzite is one of its greatest strengths as there are inherent security advantages. Nothing is absolutely immune to cyberattacks or malware (as there are numerous paths to exploit) but immutable distros are a good and solid thing!