Day 1 with Fedora Silverblue
summary
Fedora Silverblue is an ostree-based desktop that delivers atomic OS images via rpm-ostree, runs GUI apps as Flatpaks and containers with podman, and keeps multiple bootable deployments so upgrades are downloaded and staged without touching the running system. Package layering creates a new commit but requires a reboot; rollback simply swaps boot entries. Demo attempts include package overrides, composing a different OS branch (rebase to Atomic Host failed due to missing cloud-init data), and toolbox for persistent dev containers. Automatic updates and CVE-aware diffs are supported.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Fedora Silverblue intro
- 1:31What is Silverblue
- 3:58Mutable vs Immutable hosts
- 4:40Silverblue vs Workstation
- 8:02OSTree and RPMs
- 11:42Deployments with rpm-ostree
- 19:17Package layering
- 27:20Containers and tools
- 37:03Flatpak for GUI Applications
- 40:33Silverblue future
- 45:01Workflows and mindset
- 50:57Resources and community
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