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Debian meets OSTree and Flatpak, a case study: Endless OS
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Cosimo Cecchi
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aug Mon 07
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https://debconf17.debconf.org/talks/41/
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Endless OS is a pretty atypical Debian-based distribution, where a filesystem tree managed by OSTree, is exposed to users instead of traditional packages, and applications are completely managed with Flatpak. In this talk I will go through how we use Debian tools to put together the distribution and the lessons we've learned during that process.
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