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"cartridge" (disk image) based pragmatic security focused distro.
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disk images for a variety of use cases sit in /img/ on the largest blk device.
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you choose which one gets mounted as root on boot.
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a simple wrapper for qemu allows you boot the other images as virtual machines.
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this allows testing of kernel and all dependencies. if you
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helper scripts allow you to promote the contents of the image to the main kernel and initramdisk to the primary boot slot.
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this effectively gives you some of the immutability features of nix, with the flexibility of ubuntu/debian.
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unique applications:
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QEMU virtualization tooling. helper functions with optional persistence.
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DNS and application level firewalls.
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"cartridge" (disk image) based pragmatic security focused distro.
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your disk/distro images sit in /img/ on your largest blk device.
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you choose which one gets mounted as root on boot.
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a simple wrapper for qemu allows you boot the other images as virtual machines.
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this allows testing of kernel and all dependencies.
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helper scripts allow you to promote the boot and kernel contents of a image to be the primary kernel and initramdisk.
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this effectively gives you some of the immutability features of nix, with the flexibility of ubuntu/debian.
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in addition to a basic modern systemd/xwayland based desktop we have some QEMU virtualization tooling.
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specifically some helper functions that allow you to launch those images with optional persistence.
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this also features both hostname/DNS and application layer firewalls.
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