Using ostree

[Oliver Grawert]

hi,
Am Freitag, den 09.07.2021, 15:38 +0200 schrieb Tom H:
> 
> I've never thought of core as equivalent to ostree. I've never used
> it, so it's unsurprising that I don't know... Is it really like
> ostree? Does it update in the same way? It's interesting that with
> core and snap we've circled back to a BSD-like model of base and
> ports. LOL
> 

Core is completely built fron snap packages, kernel, bootloader and
rootfs as well as all apps on top are snap packages (with the ability
of automatic roll-back on failure for each of them, binary delta
upgrades and all other bells and whistles snaps have built in)

There is a Core Desktop project that is probably the closest to
silverblue you can find in ubuntu.

Core is used a lot in Industrial PLCs, Medical devices, Automotive,
Robotics, Digital sigage, POS systems, Networking hardware (switches,
routers APs) and consumer electronics ... 

it is a typical appliance OS 

ciao
	oli
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