It is. I also wonder if there was a model that accomplishes the same thing but with less image copying.
Like, make snapshots every day, but manual installs are not snapshotted but still tracked with ostree. So you can revert them, display them transparently etc.
I’m currently on a atomic distro, so how I get my software from favorite to least favorite is this:
Have you met nix?
Nix is cool but also incredibly painful
I use nix package manager on fedora silverblue. It’s awesome.
Awesomely painful
Why is it painful for you?
It just is overly complex. Nix has its own environment instead of just being a regular package manager.
finally, somebody in this thread who doesn’t live in the past.
System package manager is for system binaries. Not for applications.
os-tree is slow as molasses
As it should be, don’t do that.
Doctor, when I do this it hurts…
Also, you’re creating a disk image…
It is. I also wonder if there was a model that accomplishes the same thing but with less image copying.
Like, make snapshots every day, but manual installs are not snapshotted but still tracked with ostree. So you can revert them, display them transparently etc.