Dreams do come true , we discussed for something like this in September but I was told immutable ain’t the future now see even KDE is going to switch to immutable way .
Goals
TL;DR: Create a bulletproof OS showcasing the best of KDE that we can proudly recommend to users and OEMs, with a coherent “here’s how you get it” story.
Be "The KDE operating system" User-friendly; high-quality UX Doesn't break, or at least easy to recover Keeping security in mind No packaging knowledge needed to develop for it Focus on modern technologies Attractive for our hardware partners Any edition can be used as the main system by our developers for internal dogfooding purposes Support switching between editions/release schedules at any time Exercise codepaths for containerized apps and immutable base systems, to improve KDE software deployed using these technologies in other environmentsNon-goals
Does not have to support the runtime installation of kernel modules. This will prevent the out-of-the-box installation of, for example:
Proprietary NVIDIA kernel driver (for graphics cards older than NVIDIA GTX 16xx). NVIDIA GPUs must either be new enough to use the open-source kernel modules that can be distributed in-tree, or else use Nouveau VirtualBox (requires out-of-tree modules; QEMU/KVM probably do a better job anyway) Vendor-specific VPNs that require custom out-of-tree kernel modules that cannot be redistributed with the kernel due to license incompatibility
Source -KDE Linux - KDE Community Wiki