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I saw someone on r/linux recently with a Fedora Silverblue install with all apps installed through Flatpak. We're getting there. Edit: CoreOS -> Silverblue. T
by Shared404 6y ago
I saw someone on r/linux recently with a Fedora Silverblue install with all apps installed through Flatpak.
We're getting there.
Edit: CoreOS -> Silverblue. Thanks to LeoPanthera.
- lurker1928 6y agoHave been using Silverblue for the past few years as my daily driver. Definitely a game changer, have all of my apps installed in a toolbox or via Flatpak. Can honestly say I have never had a system this stable before.
- turbinerneiter 6y agoI started using it a couple of weeks ago and while I love the idea, I still feel there is some unsolved issues. I.e. Powerline does not work that well, accessing serial ports (microcontroller programming) requires a weird hack that is not fully working. It is definitely usable and even good, but there is edge cases that ere not figured out, I feel. It needs more blog Posts, Docs, Tutorials ...
- c0l0 6y agoWhich troubles that you had before did turn out fixed with Silverblue for you?
- LeoPanthera 6y agoIsn't that Fedora Silverblue, not CoreOS?
- Shared404 6y agoYep, thanks for the fix. I don't do much in Fedora-land these days.