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Update handling after rebasing Fedora Silverblue
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One of the main features of silverblue is auto updates in the background. You don't need a cronjob or a graphical tool to achieve this, it's build into the distribution.
Have a look here: https://miabbott.github.io/2018/06/13/rpm-ostree-automatic-updates.html
You just have to change one entry in
/etc/rpm-ostreed.confand reload the systemd service.Does that work even for the OCI images that ublue uses¿? Also can we configure this further. I don't want to accidentally update my image when on a metered connection.
Someone just merged some shortcuts to let you turn them on and off easier: https://github.com/ublue-os/config/commit/0823567237f8d83a50a75e9a7cd15c7c9d758d22
Cool. People are amazing