I suppose immutable systems are ment to stop the end user from bugging out the system but even regular Linux distrios need to assume that there users are incompetent cus I am.
I was actually trying to increase it, by shrinking the windows partition.
It feels like Universal Blue is a little weird in its handling of grub, and from what I understand, I wasn’t supposed to be dual-booting it on the same disk to begin with.
Edit: But yes, I take full responsibility for that blunder.
I suppose immutable systems are ment to stop the end user from bugging out the system but even regular Linux distrios need to assume that there users are incompetent cus I am.
I managed to destroy my immutable linux install by resizing the OS partition while it was running.
I would argue that that mistake is indeed on you and the possibility of failure likely predictable. (At least if you were shrinking it)
I was actually trying to increase it, by shrinking the windows partition. It feels like Universal Blue is a little weird in its handling of grub, and from what I understand, I wasn’t supposed to be dual-booting it on the same disk to begin with.
Edit: But yes, I take full responsibility for that blunder.