People who are interested in atomic distributions, particularly ones with immutable filesystems, but have not found one which suits them may find a tutorial on Fedora Magazine valuable. Daniel Mendizabal offers a step-by-step guide to creating a customized, immutable Linux distribution, from initial concept through to producing a bootable ISO. "Mainstream sources like Fedora and Universal Blue offer various atomic desktops with curated configurations and package selections for the average user. But what if you're ready to take control of your desktop and customise it entirely, from packages and configurations to firewall, DNS, and update schedules? Thanks to bootc and the associated tools, building a personalised desktop experience is no longer difficult."
(Score: 3, Interesting) by VLM on Friday May 09, @01:31PM (1 child)
They want a Docker container with many extra steps?
I run most infrastructure in Docker now a days. Mostly on K8S some on dedicated VMs running Docker (long story)
(Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Saturday May 10, @11:20AM
Docker? Wash your mouth out with soap and water!