Hey, so I'd like to keep pushing forward on https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Workstation/AtomicWorkstation (Which is related to: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/WorkstationOstree ) I actually just revamped the first page completely. One thing I'd like to propose that's new is that we focus a lot on `oc cluster up` as a local developer model for *server* applications. I just installed it by default: https://pagure.io/atomic-ws/c/c5f77d9b1a9c15c65cf0abbc1490896b85d9ba48?branch=master Now let's back up; the current state is we have two efforts, one in: https://pagure.io/atomic-ws which lives in CentOS CI currently, and https://pagure.io/workstation-ostree-config/commits/master which is in Fedora, but not as actively maintained. I'd like to migrate my work into Fedora. This content should be generated based on Fedora 25, potentially with some overrides. We should integrate with the existing Fedora tools, such as https://openqa.fedoraproject.org/ for installer testing. I'd also like this content to be GPG signed (and ideally transport protected) the same way other content is. But like Atomic Host we should have both a more agile *and* slower release process that's decoupled from the 6months base/daily-bodhi model which I don't really think makes sense. Basically we'd aim for updates to the core at most once a week (modulo async errata). The auto-generated flatpaks though would be daily or faster potentially. We need the ability to do async Firefox security errata quickly. In the short or potentially medium term, this would be a sidecar to the Workstation which is based on the "big bag of packages" model. There is an existing base of people who are interested in this, and I think with some minimal CI/integration and maintenance we can produce something that's very different from the package bag, and has some powerful advantages, but also without distracting too much from it. A major milestone for this will be removing firefox from the base tree, and relying on an autogenerated flatpak. This email was sent from atomic-ws btw; I do find it practical today for everyday use, but as you can see I've layered some things like keepassx that aren't flatpak'd yet: ● atomic-ws:atomicws/fedora/x86_64/continuous Version: 25.2017.34 (2017-02-15 20:26:05) BaseCommit: ef0587aa74b1135566c1a0d79bb3c053da55016bd1fa314df3c78332edc79f68 Commit: a49a1417c87cc7495a6d66141effba6bebe4d142f466ba79dce8d47a0d010fa7 OSName: fedora Packages: ansible emacs fuse-sshfs gdb gimp keepassx krb5-workstation libgit2 libvirt opensc pcsc-lite-ccid powerline strace vagrant-hostmanager vagrant-libvirt vagrant-sshfs virt-manager xchat xsel ykclient ykpers Unlocked: development _______________________________________________ desktop mailing list -- desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to desktop-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
