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Every time news about Vanilla comes out I get more and more excited. With immutable OSs starting to gain traction, they all feel a bit samey. Vanilla seems like a totally different beast. It feels new and exciting; something that's really shaking up the Linux space.
Admittedly, I'm not the most technically savvy about these kinds of things so I might be wrong.
Regardless, I'll keep watching with great interest.