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Omg yes thats true. Thanks!
But CoreOS is also using rpm-ostree, how are they different?
I didn't try CoreOS as I didn't even get how to set it up. As I understand it, it uses a completely different workflow for administering the system compared to regular distros.
Yep, and thats all cloud-first I suppose. It sounds cool but you need to create an ignition file (which sounds very possible) but then you need to get that to a server that doesnt yet have a user account.
I dont understand anything of that. I dont think mounting a drive with that file is possible everywhere, and how do you setup LUKS?
Just no. I see if IOT is actually atomic but normal.
Like, just use a cli installer that can load a file to automate it. Or have a backup user password. There is an issue that addressed this, its old and closed, yeah.