Introducing Kinoite Nightly (and Kinoite Beta)
As announced during the Fedora Kinoite “Hello World!” talk (slides) last year at the Fedora 35 release party, one of the goals for Fedora Kinoite is to make ...
Recent Posts
OpenSSH client side key management for better privacy and security
If you have read the ssh whoami.filippo.io post by Filippo Valsorda and the related whoarethey: Determine Who Can Log In to an SSH Server post by Andrew Ayer...
Community maintained images for toolbox (and distrobox)
In this post I will discuss how we made community maintained container images for common Linux distributions available for use with toolbox (and distrobox) a...
Finalizing rpm-ostree support in Discover
Initial support for rpm-ostree was added in Discover as part of a Season of KDE 2021 project that was completed by Mariam Fahmy. Unfortunately, we hit some ...
Akademy 2022: What’s next for Flatpaks in KDE
Thanks to Fedora sponsorship (both for my travel and the conference itself), I was able to attend Akademy last week in Barcelona. It was great to finally mee...
Akademy 2022: Conference report
Thanks to Fedora sponsorship (both for my travel and the conference itself), I was able to attend Akademy last week in Barcelona. It was great to finally mee...
Recap from the Pass the SALT 2022 conference
I’ve had the opportunity to talk at the Pass the SALT conference in July 2022. I would like to thank both the organizers for accepting my talk and the Fedora...
How to try KDE Plasma 5.24 Beta on Fedora Kinoite
KDE Plasma 5.24 Beta is here! 🎉 On a classic Fedora system or on other disctributions you can try it with the repos listed on the KDE Wiki. Here is how to s...
Development on Fedora Silverblue and Fedora Kinoite
This is a guide covering how to work on applications on Fedora Silverblue and Fedora Kinoite. Depending on the case, it may be easier to work with Flatpak, w...
State of Fedora Kinoite, December 2021 edition
This is the first post about the state of Fedora Kinoite since the release as part of Fedora 35. The goal is to have at least one post before or shortly afte...