Hey Colin, ----- Original Message ----- > In Fedora 27 we released > https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/releases/27/WorkstationOstree/x86_64/iso/ > Now that https://pagure.io/atomic-wg/issue/373 is fixed, the first update > is available, i.e. you can `rpm-ostree upgrade`. > <snip> > I and several other people use it as a "daily driver"; as the page > says I think the project is useful for interested technical users, but > there's a whole lot more to do; I just noticed the rpm-ostree plugin > for gnome-software isn't enabled, going to fix that. I'd also really > like to plumb through automatic updates by default. I had a chat with Owen shortly after the Fedora 27 release, and I'm guessing the status hasn't changed for folks like myself that need to be able to make changes to the lower OS layers and have them persist across reboots, correct? I need to be able to, amongst other things: - be able to switch kernels independently of the OS installation - be able to install external kernel modules for particular kernel revisions and have them persist across reboots - be able to modify daemons, be it startup scripts, udev/hwdb rules, or binaries and have them persist across reboots And unfortunately, most of that work cannot be done in VMs, due to the lack of hardware passthrough for a lot of the devices I work with, along with the side effects of having an OS that tries to handle them (that's Bluetooth, USB, I2C, HDMI/DisplayPort, at least). Do we have any tracking bugs to collect requirements for that sort of usage, or is it outside the scope of Atomic Workstation? Cheers _______________________________________________ desktop mailing list -- desktop@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to desktop-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
