Mark Jones - Digital Jockey™Apr 18, 2023
Solus 

It is time for #Solus to embark on a new voyage. The journey ahead is incredibly exciting for users and contributors alike - the very foundations of our project, the ideas that held us together over the years, are finally coming to fruition.

Read more at https://getsol.us/2023/04/18/a-new-voyage

A New Voyage | Solus

As a community and a team, we have been through some choppy waters the last few months. After extensive internal discussions involving consu

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Want to talk about it?

Our forums are up! Go over to https://discuss.getsol.us/d/9159-a-new-voyage

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Phabricator is up to at https://dev.getsol.us

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Show threadSolus Apr 18, 2023
Note: We are working on our build pipeline at the moment and will keep folks updated on when updates should be arriving.
Show threadSam  Apr 18, 2023
@Solus I suspected that @serpentos would make an appearance, once @ikey and @JoshStrobl came back to the project. Very exciting! Eagerly awaiting a new iso.
Show threadThomas StaudingerApr 18, 2023
@spaceraser @Solus @serpentos @ikey @JoshStrobl Yeah, I guess some of the hints weren't exactly subtle 😅
Show threadmauroApr 18, 2023

@Solus so Serpent OS will be the Debian and Solus the Ubuntu?? sounds nice! I loved my experience with Solus in 2017, the focus on the home user was incredible and it never occurred to me that it was in part thanks to your tooling.

Wishing you the best on this new journey and I will be eager to follow your releases!

Show threadTristan PartinApr 18, 2023

@Solus I have a couple questions as someone that used to be a contributor to packaging.

1. Is DataDrake no longer involved in the project?

2. Is Solus still not packaging software that relies on libhandy/libadwaita?

3. Could we see Serpent OS/Solus become an immutable distribution in the future ala Silverblue for instance?

The draw of Solus for me originally was definitely the ease of contribution. It's good to read about the next generation of tooling. RPM/APT are so much harder to grasp.