08:11 <njha> travier: hi! you added ocf/strand into https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-docs/issues/305 a while ago, but we ended up giving up on CoreOS and so are probably abandoning this early, so you might want to remove it now

08:11 <njha> sorry about that :(

08:11 <njha> the repository will stay archived in case (for whatever reason) this is useful to someone

08:57 <travier[m]> njha: Thanks, updated. Sorry Fedora CoreOS was not a good fit. Could you share some details about what you were missing? That would be interesting for us

13:57 <anthr76[m]> I'm working on https://github.com/anthr76/kfk8s/tree/main/k8s which was a hard fork on my friends container repo. Once I feel it's ready I shall add it to that list :)

14:35 <dustymabe> jmarrero: I just want to make sure I'm not crazy - can you reproduce this issue: https://github.com/coreos/rpm-ostree/issues/4192

14:35 <dustymabe> expland the last `details` section to see the full reproducer

16:30 <dustymabe> aaradhak anthr76 davdunc dustymabe gursewak jaimelm jbrooks jcajka jdoss jlebon jmarrero lorbus miabbott nasirhm ravanelli saqali skunkerk walters

16:30 <dustymabe> FCOS community meeting in #fedora-meeting-1

16:30 <dustymabe> If you don't want to be pinged remove your name from this file: https://github.com/coreos/fedora-coreos-tracker/blob/main/meeting-people.txt

16:30 <davdunc[m> I am stuck in a meeting, but I''m there in spirit!

16:31 <dustymabe> davdunc[m: your spirit lives with uws

16:31 <dustymabe> us*

16:31 <jlebon> dustymabe: thought you typoed aws heh

16:33 <dustymabe> ha

23:10 <njha> mostly just papercuts-- I guess broadly the issue is that butane / ignition isn't robust enough to do a lot of things we needed to do (layer RPMs, etc) and rpm-ostree doesn't support a lot of things we need (teleport's rpm package writes to /usr/local, gpgcheck=1 doesn't work, there's no good way to set selinux rules)

23:10 <njha> I guess how most people are using CoreOS is to bring up some base system and then have automation via ansible or some other config management tool that actually sets up Kubernetes

23:12 <njha> which is fair, but at this point I'm writing all the things to automatically update safely (lock backend), and all the things to install kubernetes, and most of the config management i was doing was writing systemd services

23:13 <njha> and I don't want to do all this just to have Kubernetes, so now I'm on a normal OS 😅

23:13 <njha> fully aware that we're not the target audience for CoreOS so this isn't a complaint or anything

23:13 <njha> it was an interesting experiment at least