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- [x] Transactions
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- [x] Installation support
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- [x] Removal support
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- - [x] ` sync ` support (See: https://github.com/serpent-os/moss-rs/pull/73#issuecomment-1802672634 )
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+ - [x] ` sync ` support
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- [x] Triggers
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- [x] GC / cleanups of latent states
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- [ ] System model
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## 🚀 Onboarding
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``` bash
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- # clone the serpent -os moss repo somewhere reasonable
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- mkdir -pv ~ /repos/serpent -os/
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- cd ~ /repos/serpent -os/
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- git clone https://github.com/serpent-os/ tools.git
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+ # clone the aerynos -os os-tools repo somewhere reasonable
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+ mkdir -pv ~ /repos/aerynos -os/
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+ cd ~ /repos/aerynos -os/
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+ git clone https://github.com/aerynos/os- tools.git
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cd tools/
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# Install a few prerequisites (this how you'd do it on AerynOS)
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sudo usermod --add-subuids 1065536-1131071 --add-subgids 1065536-1131071 ${USER}
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```
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- ** NB:** If you want to build .stones with boulder on your _ non-serpent _ host system, you will need to specify the
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+ ** NB:** If you want to build .stones with boulder on your _ non-aeryn _ host system, you will need to specify the
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location of the boulder data files (which live in ${HOME}/.local/share/boulder if you used ` just get-started ` like above):
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``` bash
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## 📚 Documentation
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- See [ docs.serpentos.com ] ( https://docs.serpentos.com / ) .
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+ See [ aerynos.dev ] ( https://aerynos.dev / ) .
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## 🧪 Experiment
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moss -D sosroot/ install systemd bash libx11-32bit
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- If you want to create systemd-nspawn roots or bootable VMs, please check out the [ img-tests] ( https://github.com/serpent -os/img-tests ) repository.
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+ If you want to create systemd-nspawn roots or bootable VMs, please check out the [ img-tests] ( https://github.com/aeryn -os/img-tests ) repository.
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## 🤝 Contributing changes
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