Bryan Hyland

So it's my build machine for, for Aaron OS.

Yeah, it's in alpha right now, but it's more atomic and not immutable.

So you can actually change things within the root file system with the exception of the user, the slash USR directory.

And so that's kind of where the state lives, and you can...

like all atomic things, right?

You can roll back and if a package creates an issue, then it automatically rolls back to the last snapshot.

The big thing about Aaron OS that I thought, which is formerly Serpent OS, if anybody is familiar with that, but they've changed their name since before I joined, actually.

I joined while it's been Aaron OS.

But, um, the Moss package manager, which that's, that's not giving it enough credit.

It is a, it's more than a package manager is the, one of the most powerful tools I've ever, uh, seen, uh,

And the developers of that and Boulder, which is their build tool, they're amazing.

It's all written in Rust.

As soon as I get more time, I will actually dive back into contributing to Moss and Boulder.

But yeah, it's pretty amazing.

If you haven't checked out Aaron OS, please do so.

Well, the thing about Aaron is that you,

like i said i am the cosmic maintainer for it and we do our best to keep it keep it up to date with the tags so there for a little bit i was i was running a weekly off of main i actually automated it wrote a bash script and you know would just kick off the bash script

would run it off main there for a little bit.

But since the tags came out to make my life a little easier, I just go off the tags now.

So that was a weekly thing.