Hi everyone, I just started using Bluefin after reading the documentation and watching some videos and I love it so far.
Thing is, I am quite new to Atomic OSes, having only used Aeon before, and I have read some posts talking about rpm-ostree transitioning to bootc, which I don’t fully understanding the importance of. So, what I wanted to ask is:
What is the difference between rpm-ostree and bootc?
What is dnf5?
Thanks in advance, and nice to meet you all!
Very simple explanation
From my understanding, bootc is a simple version of rpm-ostree, also lighter, but don’t support layering, if your system is layered, bootc will deny to run.
The final destination of dnf5 is replace above two.
Is bootc targeted for the Fedora 42 upstream atomic releases? Just wondering when it will hit the Aurora stable image that I use. If I have an rpm-ostree based image now, will the change to bootc be automatic if I don’t have layered packages?
bootc is preinstalled on Fedora 41 systems. Though as noted by @xlion, bootc won’t be able to update your system if you’ve used rpm-ostree to layer stuff.
I’m not sure how how they are planning to handle systems that have stuff layered with rpm-ostree.