- cross-posted to:
- openSUSE@kbin.social
- cross-posted to:
- openSUSE@kbin.social
Looks like most of the improvements have nothing to do with GNOME, so they should also probably impact Kalpa (the KDE MicroOS distro).
I’m particularly interested in these developments because I’m going to upgrade the CPU on my NAS (old Phenom II -> Ryzen 1700), and I’m considering reinstalling w/ MicroOS. It’s currently running on an old SATA SSD, but NVMe drives are getting so cheap that it’s probably worth an upgrade.
I’m thinking of switching to Aeon from Tumbleweed, but i always wonder how you would work with cli tools, like LaTeX or various compilers. Is distrobox the way to go? Does it work seamless?
Same. I think you just use
transactional-update
instead ofzypper
when you’re ready to install something permanently. I don’t know what the package selection looks like though.But anything that’s going to need frequent updates should probably be installed outside of transactional-update. For compilers, I generally use some kind of compiler version manager (e.g.
rustup
for Rust), which would be outside of the immutable base.