Do you have an ISO image for a Core or Slim version of your operating system available for direct installation on bare-metal servers? This would be ideal for production environments where a minimal, resource-efficient setup is preferred.
Question 2:
I noticed that your Docker repository hasn’t been updated in nearly four years. Is this repository still actively maintained and supported? Or is it a final, stable version that is no longer receiving updates?
These questions directly address your concerns about the availability of a minimal installation option and the ongoing support for the Docker image.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question and thank you for your quick and helpful response. I’m excited to contribute and learn more about this. Much appreciate it!
Before you install PureOS on any device, remember that the operating system only uses gratis and libre open-source software, so any hardware requiring proprietary drivers and/or firmware will not be supported after installation. This commonly includes discrete graphics cards from Nvidia and various Wi-Fi/Bluetooth network interfaces.
Thank you for the clarification. I understand that PureOS is committed to using only free and open-source software, which means that hardware requiring proprietary drivers or firmware is not supported. I’ll be sure to keep this in mind when selecting and configuring my system.