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In the upcoming months, Bedrock 0.8's pre-alpha development, alphas, and betas will likely all assume prior Bedrock experience. Provided I recall this conversation once it's through that phase of development and ready for new-to-Bedrock users, I'll be delighted to make a post here about it.

;) As Bedrock Linux team member with plenty of real-world obligations outside of Linux I am greatly sympathetic to this situation. There's certainly no pressure to get around to Bedrock on my account. My posts here about Bedrock are intended to clarify matters around it rather than add undue...

You do have to do some setup, but it's often as simple as brl fetch <distros> to get it to support the given distros' package management system. For example, if you want access to Debian's, Fedora's, and Arch's packages, you could run brl fetch debian fedora arch and wait a few minutes for it...

Testing out in a VM just in case is definitely a good idea, as is trying it with Debian as that's one of the distros it supports best: https://bedrocklinux.org/0.7/distro-compatibility.html The main catch is ensuring you're familiar with the basics before exploring it, as otherwise one can...