systemd ParticleOS
a year ago
- #ImmutableOS
- #Linux
- #Systemd
- ParticleOS is a customizable immutable distribution where users build and sign their own images.
- Images are built using mkosi, supporting distributions like Arch and Fedora.
- Users can select profiles (e.g., KDE or GNOME) to add predefined sets of packages.
- System updates are performed via systemd-sysupdate by cloning the repository and running specific commands.
- ParticleOS often adopts the latest systemd features, requiring building systemd from source.
- Images are signed for Secure Boot with user-generated keys, which can be stored on smartcards.
- Installation involves building the image, burning it to a USB, and booting into the installer profile.
- Post-installation steps include configuring systemd-homed for optimal performance.
- In virtual machines, default credentials (username and password: 'particleos') are set automatically.