Aeon exists but isn’t opensuse affiliated.
MicroOS, Kalpa, Aeon is stiil under the openSUSE Umbrella.
https://en.opensuse.org/Portal:Distribution
The immutable distros are listed there…
But on reddit they say aeon and kalpa are their own thing, not opensuse related in any way.
Here you can find some proper info: https://media.ccc.de/v/4411-we-re-all-grown-up-opensuse-is-not-suse
Sadly, it’s a video, not written text…
What is reddit?
Yes, Aeon Desktop is a Independent Immutable operating system based on openSUSE Tumbleweed. But still lurking on the openSUSE infrastructure…
Kalpa pattern is available on the Agama image now AFAIK.
And of course MicroOS and Leap Micro.
Kalpa shouldn’t be showing up on the Agama multi-installer.
Just saying.
That being said, Kalpa Desktop is a member of the openSUSE Project, but not an openSUSE Product.
Yes, that is splitting hairs, but there are reasons for it.
And please, for the love of all the happy dancing gods, take anything you read on reddit, crumple it up in a ball, find the nearest metal wastebasket, toss it in, douse it in petrol, and light it on fire, and find some better place to dig for information.
Must be the iso then? If the pattern is available, then via a profile you can install…
I haven’t looked at the multi-installer in a while, it shouldn’t be showing up as a selectable product in the Agama GUI anyway. If somebody is going into the software selection, and picking the patterns manually, I guess there’s not alot I can do about that, but it’s not really a supported installation method.
That’s what I like about the Agama installer, if it’s there, can install ![]()
I do use MicroOS for kubernetes, but they tend to have short lives…
Yeah, the problem with the agama multi-installer, is that it can allow people to do things in the installer, that can result in non-supported system configurations, if they’re not careful.
@sfalken Just had a look, it’s there as a product kalpa.yaml…
https://github.com/agama-project/agama/tree/master/products.d
Yeah, that was disabled some time back, apparently somebody went and re-enabled it.
/me adds it to his todo list
What? Without given notice to you? Eh, I have thoughts I’d rather not express here.