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by brudgers 3544 days ago
The transactional updates sounds a bit like Ubuntu-Snappy-Core. Does ResinOS have a significantly smaller footprint?

Also curious about the Raspberry Pi story.

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Transactional updates are pretty much standard for embedded devices that care about updates. Android Brillo, ChromeOS, Android, Snappy, and many many others employ similar strategies.

ResinOS does indeed have a smaller footprint, a broader set of supported architectures (Snappy only supports ARMv7 and above), and uses Docker instead of LXD+snaps.