Welcome To The Fedora To Ultramarine Linux Migration Script Default Fedora Is Now Ultramerine 38
I have been looking at Fedora spin offs & found myself informed and waiting for the one I wanted to do to drop a new scheduled image. Which left me with a minute to look @ Ultramarine. I saw the curl script which migrates to an existing Fedora install. I chose to do this in hopes that it worked(works).
I'll run Ultramarine on the HP until the .iso I'm waiting on becomes available, or I get bored. Whichever comes first. Hint: I probably won't be getting bored any time soon.
I would like and plan on staying in Ultramarine Linux for @ least a week and have some sorta info to report on.
In the meantime here's all my notes on Ultramarine Linux (for now).
PS: not the curl command because of the ANGLED BRACKET.
Homepage: https://ultramarine-linux.org/?ref=it...
WIKI: https://wiki.ultramarine-linux.org/en...
What is Ultramarine (Uses The Anaconda Installer)
Ultramarine Linux is a Linux-based operating system designed for your own personal workstation (or battlestation). It is designed to be as easy to use as possible, and stays out of your way. Ultramarine Linux keeps up with the latest and greatest software in the open-source community, while trying to be stable and secure. Ultramarine is for everyone, from the beginner to the tech enthusiast, and even Windows dropouts!
Based on Fedora
Designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Fedora, Ultramarine offers the latest and greatest in open-source software, yet maintaining rock-solid stability. Making sure things don't break is our top priority.
Sane Defaults
Ultramarine applies pragmatic tweaks and settings to make sure your out-of-the-box experience is as smooth as it can be. We've tried to make sure that you'll be able to get started as quickly as possible.
Thanks for watching, I'll be tumbling my way with Arch...
PS: I did see the must 'reboot' to use ulltramarine in the terminal readout.