Hey all, the past year or so I’ve been working on a Fedora Remix that uses systemd-style image-based Linux; something I’ve started calling Cohesive Linux. Something that’s not all that common in the Fedora Remix landscape (I think?).
It’s all still highly experimental so don’t run it on things you care about; but it’s good enough that it can at least be critiqued and tried out. Still many things to sort out.
It mostly targets Single Board Computers but virtual machine images are also provided.
I wrote a little introduction blogpost or you can go directly to the homepage or the handbook to read/learn more. It’s probably also good to look at the distribution issue tracker which contains a very incomplete list of things that need to be done still, or could be done still.