Just like the recent Bazzite post, this page is full of buzzwords, but fails to explain what it actually is. It’s an image-based Linux distro. Which is nothing groundbreaking, and a solution looking for a problem, because classic Linux distros just work.
> Aurora is nothing more than a collection of bash scripts, containerfiles and custom programs stitched together.
That sentence appearing on the same page as "rock-solid" is not very convincing either and does not instil confidence.
I don't know about that. I had plenty of stuff break randomly when updating Ubuntu so I can see the appeal.