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This looks very promising. Especially for full disk encryption.

I like the model from ublue bluefin: homebrew for cli applications and flatpak for gui.

I think making it single user makes a lot of sense. I don't have any data on this but I assume most linux users don't let anyone else use their laptop or desktop, and for those who do there's plenty of multi user distros.

Yes, i user for open suse aeon and its amazing

This video contains blasphemy.

yard is going to rebuild CSS using tailwind - sure, sure, very explanatory. Especially rebuilding CSS, sure....

This is like random facts with random timing. Why not just explain the concept behind and solution step by step. This video is not informative.

I love Sam, they're awesome always a pleasure to chat with

This is going to be very useful for the 'Immutable' distros, and probably beyond.

You promised me a blog post about Varlink and what you're gonna do about all the DBus issues in systemd... Now you delivered a talk - I'm happy! Thank you! 😁

I miss scuba 😭

Great talk and very cool functionality! I've been looking at enterprise PKI products for a customer that do this, notably Smallstep and Okta, both starting to leverage Device Attestation features for binding certificates to hardware for this very purpose. We began looking for internal enterprise PKI certificates for remote authentication (vpn) and networking (wired/wireless lan, 802.1x), but really want to leverage this for server access (ssh, tls applications) consistently using the same x.509 certificates in orchestration with the IDP since Okta now supports DA features. I'm glad to see more on this topic from folks looking for and/or creating solutions too.

Great work Philipp, looking forward to collaborating on making Passkeys happen!

Thanks to the All Systems Go! organizers for hosting a great event, and thanks to everyone who participated in the discussions. We're glad Marius had the opportunity to share his insights!

It's really past time to retire the initrd.

I understood "Hello, my name is Cooper."

Wow that's awesome! With each passing day, systemd advances further

non english here, what is a sea high ?

Is he Brad pitt

I love this distro! I did a hardening test with lynis and got a hardening score of 87 out of the box. I took a little time to get used to the new commands. I now am enjoyingthe heck out of this distro,, Thanks for the hard work

Does it work ok on raspberry pi?

Houston Hills

You lost me at "Supports GNOME only". Sorry.

That was very enjoyable to watch.

Fails install in a virtual environment ? Why ....... How to fix this ?????

15:29 okay, watch later

Ahh, so sad that it is only Gnome, maybe MATE or KDE, xfce ... but Gnome? ahh

very logical and reasonable and pivotal moment for linux desktop. Linux desktop should be like Aeon , and get rid of competing with useless MacOS and Windows catchup .. there is nothing to be caught up in others . this is the stratagy sooner or later that will work.

Says word [wheezes] says a second word.

It's very interesting but they should support Cinnamon instead of Gnome because is lighter and better.

...he's Dave the Diver! :)

So you drop into a rescue shell and ask the tpm for the secrets as its the authoritied image the tpm gets chatty

I really liked this talk as well. It was very focused, nice slides and good motivation why I should care (lol). Thank you!

You lost me when I saw flatpak on your stack. What’s the freaking point? Everything is available as rpm

was that the same person that said they didn't see any need for flakes a year or so ago? if so, what changed their mind?

Respect for the work done, however I continue to prefer Tumbleweed which I have been using for over 6 years now and it has never caused me any problems. By the way I don't really like GNOME, not because I have anything against it, but I simply can't work with it, I find it much more convenient to use KDE-Plasma. If the Plasma version of MicroOS gets a stable release one day, then I might consider it, but for me, using GNOME is truly awful.

As far as servers go why not make pxe bootable distro that doesn't install itself to disk? It boots over network and it ready to rock. Updates are reboot away same with rollbacks. Operating system becomes like kubernetes pod: immutable and stateless. As a bonus disks can be used for actually useful stuff.

Aeon is a master piece, using the development version and its pretty stable, just works. Auto updates, rollback, flathub, distrobox and Gnome, all i need 💚.

I'm keeping Tumbleweed, but thank you for all this work, it's great.

promising! i am looking forward for this.

I truly can't wait to see this get available. For desktop/home server use cases, fscrypt method allows encryption on only some (sensitive) files and allow non-sensitive files to be stored unencrypted such that they might be accessed without the need to unlock.

OpenSuse+Meta= OpenSuseberg. Be prepared 😈.

I wanted to switch rom Manjaro to opensuse but if you guys are proud being supported by meta who are infamously known for taking our information to sell and do things with..Yeah I'm avoiding this like the grim death. And if you want to work on something how about hardware/software conpatitibilty? Having 2 threads one named "The hard way" to install nvidia drivers, why not just make it easier? No Linux distribution made me jump through so many hoops as well as the X11 issues you guys still have? Or maybe work on software compatitibilty like Surfshark and other apps? You guys have many good thing but fail hard at others it is confusing

Thank you! This talk helped me immensely. Any talk of a location for ASG24?

Awesome project!

how can it be right when it's using gnome abomination? why don't you just focus on kalpa which is the right version. geez,

Sadly the Subtitles are misleading useless. Worse than automatic.

Interesting

The initial build was garbage when it first came out…no Internet connection and it was a mess as a desktop. A few years later, Kalpa is much improved and everything now works, including the Internet! 😊

I kinda still find it hard to grasp the soup of TPM, SED, FDE & Bitlocker for Windows, i.e how do I do SED (Samsung 990 Pro) with hardware encryption (no loss of speed) and that of Bitlocker (enable/disable); my dream is to have hardware FDE (using SED feature&) on Linux; currently I have Elitebook with TPM 2.0 and OPAL option (which I didn't enable) in BIOS and I have just simply enabled DriveLock feature. Man its a mess/complicated!!!