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OpenSUSE MicroOS

Table of contents

1. TL;DR
2. Setting up MicroOS as a desktop OS
3. Further readings
4. Sources

TL;DR

Every set of changes to the underlying system is executed on a new inactive snapshot, which will be the one the system will boot into on the next reboot.

# Upgrade the system.
sudo transactional-update dup
pkcon update

# Install a package.
sudo transactional-update pkg install tlp ntfs-3g fuse-exfat nano
pkcon install gnu_parallel

# Get a shell on the next snapshot.
# Lets you use zypper.
sudo transactional-update shell
sudo tukit execute bash

Setting up MicroOS as a desktop OS

See MicroOS Desktop for more and updated information.

Further readings

• Flatpak
• Toolbox

Sources

• MicroOS Desktop
• MicroOS Portal