at least to me the declarative setup of ignition was the selling point, not the rpmostree (altho it is nicer than dnf/old school rpm). Another cool thing about

at least to me the declarative setup of ignition was the selling point, not the rpmostree (altho it is nicer than dnf/old school rpm). Another cool thing about fedora-based is that it seems much more bleeding edge in terms of kernel version on other os packages than chromiumos which is what I want for immutable infrastructure