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README.md

Titanoboa (Alpha)

A bootc installer designed to install an image as quickly as possible.

Mission

This is an experiment to see how far we can get building our own ISOs. The objective is to:

  • Generate a LiveCD so users can try out an image before committing
  • Install the image and flatpaks to a selected disk with minimal user-input
  • Basically be an MVP for bootc install

Why?

Waiting for existing installers to move to cloud native is untenable, let's see if we can remove that external dependency forever. 😈

Components

  • LiveCD (done in this repository)
  • ublue-os/yai - Tauri bootc install wrapper

Building a Live ISO

just build ghcr.io/ublue-os/bluefin:lts
just vm ./output.iso

TODO

  • Have an installer for the Live ISO
  • Different names for each image
  • (installer) Figure out how to copy flatpaks to the installed system

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