@dogphilosopher yeah I've been meaning to investigate where you're going
@dogphilosopher yeah I've been meaning to investigate where you're going
Jwhat I want to do is skip virt-manager entirely and do like this:
JJthe thing I noticed is after you get the hang of it you tend to just go live in github unless you're doing major surgery. Like if we wanted to redo the default desktop in bluefin and change a bunch of dconf keys and stuff I'd do that in a VM, but currently a lot of the work is in the infra and not the payload so I haven't had a chance to do that.
JJwhich is a neat way to skip a bunch of it
NWhat is the process of building the iso? Could you theoretically build a local version of the iso image and kickstart that?
NThat would eliminate the step of having to use silverblue first and then rebase.
NThe other thought is once you get the VM built the first time, there isn't really a reason to build another right away if you are just rebasing on the changes you are making to the local container image.
Jheh, ISOs are our current miniboss, that's a long story
Jbut I think you have the skillset to help us look at the problem
Jhttps://github.com/ublue-os/isogenerator is how we do it now
GitHub
An action to generate custom ISOs of OCI images. Contribute to ublue-os/isogenerator development by creating an account on GitHub.
JGitHub
Contribute to ublue-os/lorax-compose development by creating an account on GitHub.
Jis what we're lookin at now, @akdev is working on that.
HI'm in an atvire pair session on this
Jthe upstream anaconda installer has OCI support, but it's still nascent.
Hin the tty chat
Hvoice chat
Joh they're in there now. 
NSpeak of the devil lol
NI'm not super familiar with Lorax, but I can certainly look into it.
Jyeah the installation is our current worst-part-of-the-project, but in the last 2 weeks we've had hippie and others show up
Jand I reached out to some friends at RH to see if someone can take a look, and then I'll put out another call for help on the fedora podcast
Jand then lastly, maybe @conan_kudo might know someone. We know the skills are out there in the fedora community, we just need to find who to ask.
NExcellent! I think to make this project more accessible, the install experience should be better. As a tinkerer, I could follow what needed to be done, but having stable iso would make it much easier!
Jyeah, the install experience is what's keeping us back
J
Kspeaking of that
Kgf is leaving on a trip so I've been a little buried between that & bazzite
Kbut sunday is free for me
Kso I'll get you those bluefin PRs we talked about
Jstate the day and I will set aside the time
Jalso
JGitHub
Container for DaVinci Resolve installation and runtime dependencies - GitHub - zelikos/davincibox: Container for DaVinci Resolve installation and runtime dependencies
KI think it's all me time but if you wanna hop in VC while I do it, happy to
Kcan walk you through it all
Knice!
Jyea whatever works!
J
JI like their style
Jcosigned images
Jrelease please ....
Kstaring this
Jantoniobanderas.gif
KI'll try it out, if this just works I'll ship it in Bazzite without question
Jyeah I want this too
KNice to have with OBS
K@j0rge works, install is a pain because of the external installer requirement
Kbut other than that it's painless
Jright, but that's not their fault, it's probably the best least-worst thing wrt davinci so far
Nhas anyone tested ublue on macbooks? I have a Macbook Air 7,2 2017 that I would try out
