ABRoot is a utility that provides full immutability and atomicity to a Linux system, by transacting between two root filesystems. Updates are performed using OCI images, to ensure that the system is always in a consistent state.
I tried to add docker to VanillaOS Orchid installed in GNOME Boxes VM, I tried both building my custom image with docker
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- name: important-packages # Sample module using the built-in Apt module to install packages
type: apt
source:
packages:
- docker.io
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and abroot pkg add docker.io/abroot pkg apply , package is installed but docker group is not in /etc/group and docker socket cannot be started because of it. I also tried it with sddm package and sddm group is also not there. When installing them inside of vso-os-shell with sudo apt install docker.io sddm both groups are there along with groups added by sddm dependencies, so I guess ABRoot removes them when it is doing its special merge of group file.
I tried to add docker to VanillaOS Orchid installed in GNOME Boxes VM, I tried both building my custom image with docker
and
abroot pkg add docker.io/abroot pkg apply, package is installed butdockergroup is not in/etc/groupand docker socket cannot be started because of it. I also tried it withsddmpackage andsddmgroup is also not there. When installing them inside ofvso-os-shellwithsudo apt install docker.io sddmboth groups are there along with groups added bysddmdependencies, so I guess ABRoot removes them when it is doing its special merge ofgroupfile.