also federated i believe.

you’re just worried about your massive land holdings in the Colonies. i’m onto you…

good! WE. DON’T. NEED. THEM. cut em out!

the Human Project? understandable, really.

you are despicable. seek help and stop boot licking authoritarians

i guess it really is an “it takes all kinds” situation. so many Gnome decisions are bizarre to me, and then having to use extensions to fix that, which Gnome can then break, is just insane to me.

basically, it’s easier for me to shape KDE to do the things i like about Gnome, than vice versa.

KDE Plasma

just use KDE, mate. XD

ok, that’s cool. thanks for sharing.

omg did you ppl even read the article?

i started experimenting in the world of immutable distros. it’s very cool stuff going on in this space. but it relies very heavily on Flatpak, and i worry that Flatpak isn’t up to the standard it needs to be in order to be this intrinsic to this paradigm.

i hope they can step it up.

it’s been a dream, honestly.

I dig immutability for servers, grandma, and productivity laptops.

I think it fills a nice niche in the Linux ecosystem, even if I still prefer my custom prime desktop.

Just do it. They will only get worse

for me it’s more that it’s heavier than i really need. no hate, i think it’s cool software.

Calendar between me and my wife. contacts between various devices, mostly phone.

thanks, very helpful! your comment is definitely relevant, and i hope this topic will help others in the future who may be confused about best practice w/ MicroOS.

for what it’s worth, i did end up running Rootful!

that’s great, thanks for sharing! yeah, i love to hear their thoughts on this, since i’m new to ALL of this, immutables and containers. so i want to hear what their design intention is.

yeah, i did try that, but that part failed for some reason. the rest of the Ignition file was ok.

fantastic, thank you!

yeah, when they said it was “ready for podman” i, uh, expected a little more preconfig. XD

as an aside, re: point 3, port forwarding won’t work in firewalld? like , 80->8080, then 8080->container?