Atomic Desktops and Bootable Containers. The future of Linux in the Desktop

Showing off what I've been working on the past couple months.

A brief description of that fact that most people write code for LInux. But they write that code on laptops running proprietary OSes. This is promarily because running LInux on desktop is a manual affair with quite a few headaches and has almost 0% marketshare. Bootc attempts to bring all the tooling and easy of development of docker containers to the OS level. By putting the kernel in the image, devs are able to FROM an upstream base-image and add any customization to it.

within about 24 hours me and a team of 2 other devs built a new OS that I'm now using as my main OS https://github.com/centos-workstation/achillobator. I'd like to showcase the possibilities of this new technology and hope to peak a few people's interest to try their own hand at building a custom OS for themselves