Daily driving two immages ?

[sisxph]

Let's say I want to install bluefin and sericea for two different use-case or users.
First I install bluefin, pin it then rebase to sericea.
I reboot into sericea, pin it and use it for a couple of days (with updates).

Now I want to get back to bluefin, I reboot into it, the version is outdated.
Trying to update will rebase to sericea and forcing an update of bluefin will erase the updates of sericea (which are not pined, as intended ? ) looping everything back again.

I don't know if I'm doing this right or how to address this situation , even if this can be addressed through ublue.

[xynydev]

I don't think that running multiple images on the same system is intended, or that pinning is the correct way to do it.

There are two ways you could approach this:

• You can rebase again every time you want to change the system, this way you'll always have the latest version (and this is the intended way of switching between bluefin and bluefin-dx)
• You can dual-boot (if you have two disks and want true separation between your environments)

When rebasing between images, any configuration for sway, GNOME, etc. that is in your home directory will not be lost.