Made some good progress on my Linux distro, Kuma. There is no ISO (yet) but you can build it yourself if you want. Yes, I am running it on bare metal, and yes as the only system on my main machine. No, I don't care what your init system/DE/WM/distro/package manager preference is. Adding some Nostr integration down the line (no not a client, that's boring). Kuma is a declarative, atomic distro based on Fedora bootc taking inspiration from NixOS and Silverblue. Edit one config file, build and boot. Simple. Have nother machine? Build on one, SSH diff into the other. Tools/libraries installed via Homebrew, graphical applications via Flatpak.

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GitHub - Letdown2491/kuma-linux: Your system is one file: a short declaration builds into a complete Linux desktop on Fedora bootc, with atomic updates and self-healing boots.

Your system is one file: a short declaration builds into a complete Linux desktop on Fedora bootc, with atomic updates and self-healing boots. - Le...

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I was going to ask a genuine question about BIP-110 but it turned into a long note and every answer I could imagine was laughable and antitheric to Bitcoin so I'm just not gonna bother. Good luck you to both sides and unlike you all, I will respect the consensus decision.

kuma test deployment successful...don't trust, verify...even your OS. @vinney...axkl early days, but got niri and cosmic versions working.

someone call the police!