you can unlock your /usr with rpm-ostree usroverlay
Vilian
joined 2 years ago
you want your application to work everywhere, that's why flatpak is needed, no one complains about nix, when they have the same principle, flatpak is just more distro-agnostic and with a more powerful sandbox
oh, the 15 years to do anything is true, i know when my system is updating in the background just from the sound of my laptop fan lol, but they do a 3-way merge using the remote image, your overlays and your /etc, so it's a intensive process i guess
you couldn’t do it without uninstalling the codecs for Firefox
what happened is rpm-fusion was lagging behind the official fedora repos, so, you could have just waited, or enabled the automatic update and forget about it
Arkane linux exist, it's arch linux, and atomic using btrfs
the default fedora installation isn't, but fedora atomic is
don't use that use this https://github.com/DeterminateSystems/nix-installer
up-to-date, full support silverblue, don't need to unlock the filesystem, full support for selinux too, they create the /etc/nix forlder and mount it on /nix
nop, sadly, i unistalled it and installed from flatpak
you can unlock the file system, don't remember how tho
isn't the opposite?, fedora started ostree, ublue came after
bro, trust me i tried to break it, i booted without kernel parameters, my system didn't even had a root partition, shit was craze, and it didn't have a /home, rolled back just fine
-rebase from different fedora versions, i couldn't even login because of kernel versions(yeah even trying to login as root didn't work)
but, i read a history that happened a bug in ostree, in the early days, and the devs needed to ask the users to fix it manually, but was when in the start of silverblue
attack vetor if the person has physical access to your device, or the bios connect to the internet, at that point fuck it