v0.18.0 of Kuma is probably the last beta release before 1.0 in October. there's a couple things i might add before then but probably won't warrant it's own release.

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Release kuma v0.18.0 · Letdown2491/kuma-linux

Added A machine with a swapfile closes its lid into suspend-then-hibernate. Hibernate stops being something only a menu can ask for: kuma install...

in da house

if i see one more omarchy video or news article, i swear...arch sucks. sorry guys, it does.

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anyone doing anything interesting with Nostr? the social thing (including nip-29) is kind of fine but not interesting...anything else?

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A few weeks ago, I started work on my own Linux distro, so I'm now looking to get some eyes on it now that it's in a good spot for daily use.

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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...

- Built on Fedora’s bootable container technology (bootc) where system updates are handled like OCI container images. Updates are atomic, predictable, and virtually impossible to break mid-install. - Declarative "Nix-Style" build philosophy: Rather than manually tweaking settings over time, your entire system configuration is defined upfront. You get the reproducibility of NixOS without having to learn a custom DSL or give up standard Fedora binaries. - Instead of shipping with a heavy desktop environment, it defaults to Niri, a modern, scrollable-tiling Wayland compositor written in Rust (Cosmic available as well). - Includes tailored Rust utilities to streamline OS configuration, image building, check system health, and more.

Been daily driving my own distro for the past week and it's finally coming alive. Best thing is, I can develop it while using it, then updating is just a couple commands (kuma build && kuma switch) and due to how it's developed, I can put it on any machine without an ISO. Beta soon I think, still needs some tweaking.

Dang what's with all the fiatjaf hate lately? or am i just now seeing it?