That’s great. A static page where you can post a short message in case of an outage would be nice to have as well.

On the second thought, something like a Codeberg/Gitlab/Github static page would be just enough:)

I’m thinking about a status page for FOSSWare. I have a VPS on Linode (in DE zone). If FOSSWare isn’t hosted on Linode, I can setup a static site that I will be pulling from a repo of your choice. So, this will be a page that is being maintained on a different provider by a different person. What do you think? It could be served as is or as a Cloudflare static site. However, I would rather try depending on as few providers as possible for it.

Also, that didn’t break the system. Sure, a new app wouldn’t be possible to install but the system worked overall and users were able to perform their tasks;)

Ok. Bug was fixed. Bugs happen. I guess a regular user will get the fix eventually.

This is a random hearsay. Please, show a link to the bug report.

My wife has been using Fedora Silverblue for almost 4 year on two laptops. There were no issue, nada, what so ever. It really just works. Yes, some bug could occur. And Fedora bug tracker is an awesome place for dealing with that. I believe, nobody will roll back a change just because of a single bug report but in my experience most bugs are being fixed pretty quickly if a reporter provides info to do that.

Nice one! Thank you.

Bad news, the developer haven’t got much time maintaining it.

I currently have not enough time to maintain this project on the level required and which the project deserves. For this reason I’m asking the community to help supporting the project, to help and work on resolving issues and create new features. Thanks for all your help.

God news, it’s written in Rust and I was about to make something similar using Rust. I guess, this means I could try jumping in.:)

The best thing for an inexperienced user. It’s simply unbreakable. Immutability rocks.

Fedora Silverblue

Flatpak is awesome! I don’t like snaps. 🤷‍♂️

It just works. Seriously:)

The official repo provides all Python versions. No need to use pyenv.

Fedora Workstation

This is tester

The Perl one has got me:)