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When you clone the repo to set yours up it will also clone the github actions that will build the images for you, so you will be generating your own image every 24h, which will include all of the Fedora updates every day. That's this section of this file: https://github.com/MrQvest/my-ublue/actions/runs/4950631486/workflow#L10 It's a matter of adjusting this argument: https://github.com/MrQvest/my-ublue/blob/bbb493f0b4d9862eff7f29882cc3e9740e3b3237/Containerfile#LL2C30-L2C30 and FROMing from the Fedora images instead of ours. With the way you have it set up now (the default), is we're grabbing the updates from fedora, and then you're adding your customizations on top and then an image is made on the spot with all the updates. If something happens to us (or you decide to derive from fedora directly) then you'd change that to just grab from Fedora directly if you'd prefer to cut us out of your dependency chain. The builds happen even if we don't touch anything, which is on purpose, we want to design it to be as hands off as possible once you have your config all set up. I hope this clarifies things! |
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First off, I want to thank the people that made Ublue, I can see the point of it being a step forward in the linux desktop world. I just wanted to know:
I just rebased from silverblue to my own Ublue image that I made following the Make Your Own part of the docs. How are updates handled? I mean, does the updates are made by the Fedora Project and then pushed to every image (even custom ones like Ublue)? Or does Ublue customizes the update process / packages?
I'm only asking this because I wanted something that is my own, Ublue helped me achieve that and I am thankful for it, but if anything happens to Ublue, will this affect users of custom Ublue images? Like, say, for example, the project stops updating for some reason. Will we continue to receive updates by Fedora?
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