JackOfAll wrote: 
> Well, for the F19 image, every single change I've made to the "base"
> image is part of an rpm scriptlet now. Which makes things a little
> cleaner. Combined with the fact that F19 unifies ARM platform images and
> kernels, in as much as there are now 2, one for devices that need to
> boot from a VFAT partition and another for EXT2, rather than a specific
> image per device, and coupled with the intention that from F20, ARM will
> become a "primary" Fedora architecture, rather than "secondary", so I
> would expect fedup to work for upgrading from the previous, to the next
> release........ I hope there will come a point where having installed a
> CSOS image, you'll be able to continuously upgrade it without having to
> re-install a later image..... That's where I'd like to get to. Whether
> that will be possible in the real world, time will tell. 

That seems like a good way forward - hope it is achievable. 

BTW I'm glad Fedora was chosen as the base for CSOS.  I much prefer it
to the Debian based stuff I've tried to work with recently (Mint /
Ubuntu) - I guess having Red Hat behind it makes quite a difference - it
feels much more integrated and 'complete' if you know what I mean....


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