“Bedrock Linux is a meta Linux distribution which allows users to mix-and-match components from other, typically incompatible distributions. Bedrock integrates these components into one largely cohesive system.
For example, one could have:
Debian’s stable coreutils
Arch’s cutting edge kernel
Void’s runit init system
A pdf reader with custom patches automatically maintained by Gentoo’s portage
A font from Arch’s AUR
Games running against Ubuntu’s libraries
Business software running against CentOS’s libraries
All at the same time and working together mostly as though they were packaged for the same distribution.”
You should be able to install it in an HVM, but it probably won’t have convenient Qubes integration like with standard supported templates.
While I tried it in a monolothic system cause it certainly sounded interesting, so far it is far from usable. On the other hand with all the templates you (could) have in Qubes, how do you see Bedrock’s use? I’m asking because i didn’t/still-won’t give up on it.