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@N3VEM@mastodon.radio I love Aurora. It’s a great set-and-forget experience. However Bluefin is potentially slightly more free of sharp edges (not that there are many…) due to being the flagship Universal Blue distro.
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Why do they have such different distros just for different desktops? Is it because the immutability aspect of things has to be treated differently between Gnome and KDE?
I'd imagine there are a lot of things in the KDE System Settings utility that has to be tweaked or just simply might not work at all on an immutable distro, as it's somewhat exhaustive in what you can tweak.
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@N3VEM@mastodon.radio The Fedora Atomic variants are very vanilla experiences with just the different desktops.
The idea of Bluefin and Aurora (and Bazzite, the gaming focused one) is that they take the atomic fedora base and make an opinionated “just works” out of the box experience on top of it. Obviously that kind of customisation is going to be quite different between the different desktops.
Bluefin has received the most attention as it is the focus of the overall project, and Aurora is an offshoot with a smaller team. Both are really good though to be honest.