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by ElectricalUnion
968 days ago
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How do I learn the ways you're supposed upkeep this snapshot system? Because if this is like git, merges are gonna be a real pain. Because if this is anywhere like full filesystem rollbacks. it's gonna be a real pain. Also, I use a lot of software that likes being funny, do unspecified system-wide modifications while being outside of the package manager system therefore break it in non-reproducible ways down the line. I currently went and wandered into "I just want things to not break by default" [1] territory, and I use the semi-immutable systems of Fedora Silverblue/Sericea. I saw openSUSE Aeon/Kalpa, and liked the fact that it also has SELinux enabled, but it looks like the snapshot system interacts in bad ways with the overlay systems. [1] Things that want to install garbage even as root in random places will get either denied by SELinux or reverted once a new system update layer happens. |
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