thayer, 1 year ago Sounds good. I don’t think the automatic background updates are enabled by default, at least they weren’t when I last installed it. To enable: Edit /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf and set AutomaticUpdatePolicy=stage Reload system service: rpm-ostree reload Enable the timer daemon: systemctl enable rpm-ostreed-automatic.timer --now Also, consider disabling GNOME Software’s management of flatpaks with the following: <span style="color:#323232;">rpm-ostree override remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree </span> The flatpaks will continue to be updated by the backend system, but you’ll no longer have to deal with the sluggish frontend UI to keep things up to date.
Sounds good. I don’t think the automatic background updates are enabled by default, at least they weren’t when I last installed it. To enable:
/etc/rpm-ostreed.conf
AutomaticUpdatePolicy=stage
rpm-ostree reload
systemctl enable rpm-ostreed-automatic.timer --now
Also, consider disabling GNOME Software’s management of flatpaks with the following:
<span style="color:#323232;">rpm-ostree override remove gnome-software-rpm-ostree </span>
The flatpaks will continue to be updated by the backend system, but you’ll no longer have to deal with the sluggish frontend UI to keep things up to date.