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Fedora Silverblue is the most frustrating distro so far
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And good resources on how to learn to use Toolbox properly?
Now you have a standard Fedora command line system that shares your home folder but otherwise has its own filesystem.
There's more options (like using other distro's), but it's really not complicated.
To install CLI stuff that needs to access your host system's root files, use rpm-ostree (but if you need a lot of that, use a non-immutable distro instead).
I actually use neither anymore. My stuff I actually want to work with is in home and I have no need to tinker on this system, cause it just works.
TL;DR Don't (unless your needs are really basic or you really don't want to layer more packages)
Distrobox ftw, its website is pretty good to find all its features and it has a neat GUI BoxBuddy too! And also the generic Pods can be useful for more advanced needs.
Extra tip: if you have more time to spend on learning, I think Nix Home Manager will actually be the better solution in the long run, no need to worry about containers breaking in some way after system updates with scattered solutions that are hard to understand and remember, also you get to bring your configuration anywhere