I find rpm-ostree really cool technology. Have been playing with it my X390 Thinkpad, which is like my "testing ground for new stuff".

Has this been applied to other distributions so far similarly as in Silverblue?

I'm particularly interested could I redo this with arch baseline?
@jarkko I think it was just a middle step for bootc bootable containers where such systems head to.
@ikkeT @jarkko bootc is the continuation, weve been using it on our ublue images (aurora/bluefin/bazzite) for a ”while” now :)
@ikkeT @jarkko More experimental stuff, liie an arch-bootc image can be found here https://github.com/bootcrew/mono
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@inffy @ikkeT @jarkko https://github.com/bootcrew/mono has arch bootc images, along with some other distros.
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@pauldoo @inffy @ikkeT

This got me hooked. I have my sandbox "arch distro". I'm hammering it into container and pre-populate most of GNOME apps from Flatpak. And for developement enviroments I add distrobox to the core image.

I don't have anything from AUR (except bootc needs to be hooked up from there) and my command-line tools are like "20 years the same and still ongoing" type of selection for the most part :-) (e.g., I even favor regular vim over nvim).
@pauldoo @ikkeT @inffy

What I'm trying to do is to make BuildRoot image my rootfs and lay toolbox and flatpak on top of it. I.e. a BR produced desktop image :-)

Let's he how this goes...

RT @peterkos