Well, I think this is the right place to ask about this. I am working on a Linux distribution that utilizes a package manager, or as I want to call it, a super utility. It employs Distrobox to manage packages from containers as unisolated environments and utilizes VMs for handling isolated environments. Essentially, users can leverage these features to make package installation more flexible.
Additionally, I am considering a minimal yet customizable distro. Users will have the option of a GUI installer alongside the standard terminal installation. My primary goal is to enhance the experience for newcomers to Linux, attracting more users and fostering innovative software development, such as the aforementioned super utility.
Question 1: What are your thoughts on this project? Do you think it is worth continuing?
"Question 2: What features or improvements would you like included in this distro, perhaps utilizing Flatpak to provide even more options for users? I am open to suggestions, and I will carefully consider each idea presented.
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