Per a mutual decision, Universal Blue’s old custom image tooling has now been transferred to the BlueBuild org and development will be continuing under the BlueBuild project with basically the same team of maintainers and developers as before. The issue was discussed extensively in ublue-os/startingpoint#223 and eventually voted for in ublue-os/main#476.
We’ve been working on BlueBuild for a month now to provide you a smooth migration and exciting new features, so don’t worry, this change is positive.
To briefly summarize, this desire to split stemmed from a difference in philosophy and scope between the main Universal Blue maintainers and the developers of ‘startingpoint’. Since most of the Universal Blue project’s build systems use classic cloud methodologies like Containerfiles and GitHub Actions directly to build their images, the abstraction introduced with recipes in ‘startingpoint’ might have seemed unnecessary. Additionally, I felt that as a subproject of Universal Blue, this project couldn’t really achieve its full potential.
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Duplicate post :D
Yeah, I saw that you had shared the https://blue-build.org/ website a few days prior. But, to me at least, the “Introducing BlueBuild” blogpost seemed more like proper announcement/introduction compared to the default website. And has only been published since 2024-02-25, so only after your post 😉.
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This looks awesome, but it only works for Fedora based distros, right?
I want to make my own Arch ISO, all I found are very complicated stuff. I haven’t seen anything as simple as a YAML based ISO builder like BlueBuild for Arch yet.
This looks awesome, but it only works for Fedora based distros, right?
Currently, it’s indeed only for Fedora based distros. But there already have been efforts to make it work with Vanilla OS. And I assume that similar endeavors might occur if other image-based distros are provided. I wonder if such efforts are in the works for blendOS (an atomic distro based on Arch).
I want to make my own Arch ISO, all I found are very complicated stuff.
I don’t know what your exact use case or intended usage of it will be. But, perhaps, penguins-eggs is what you’re looking for.
