matrixOS brings OSTree atomic upgrades to Gentoo with a simple motto: "emerge once, deploy everywhere."

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matrixOS is a new immutable, atomic Linux distribution based on Gentoo, created by the original Sabayon Linux developer. It uses OSTree for atomic upgrades and follows an "emerge once, deploy everywhere" philosophy, building packages once and distributing binaries to avoid repeated compilation. The distro targets gaming and homelab setups with pre-configured Mesa and NVIDIA drivers, SecureBoot support, btrfs filesystem with zstd compression, and includes Steam, Docker, Flatpak, and Snap out of the box. Available in three variants (Bedrock, GNOME, and Server), it requires UEFI to boot and is currently a hobby project not intended for production use.

Someone Just Made an Immutable Gentoo-Based Distro Tailored for Gaming

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matrixOS remedies this by building once and distributing binaries,
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i thought the idea with gentoo was exactly to compile with all the specific compiler option for that particular cpu it is installed on …

Excelente noticia, muchas gracias colega

Makes me want to distro hop into gentoo now

It doesn’t make sense because the big selling point of Gentoo is compiling everything from source code.