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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ instead of Arch Linux.
- Remove anything that can be removed that has been added to Omarchy in order to deal with its possibly unstable, - Remove anything that can be removed that has been added to Omarchy in order to deal with its possibly unstable,
rolling release base of Arch Linux rolling release base of Arch Linux
- Just like Omarchy, produce an ISO image that can perform a complete offline installation of Yino - Just like Omarchy, produce an ISO image that can perform a complete offline installation of Yino
- Maintain ongoing feature parity by tracking upstream Omarchy development and porting relevant changes
## 3. Architecture ## 3. Architecture
@ -49,4 +50,12 @@ This should match Omarchy's architecture (see [Omarchy Analysis](Omarchy.md) for
- QEMU should be used for testing and demo virtual machines - QEMU should be used for testing and demo virtual machines
- Keep a cache of downloaded assets (e.g. Debian installation ISO) in this repository's `download` directory - Keep a cache of downloaded assets (e.g. Debian installation ISO) in this repository's `download` directory
## 6. Changelog ## 6. Upstream tracking
- Track the upstream [basecamp/omarchy](https://github.com/basecamp/omarchy) repository for new releases and changes
- Omarchy's `dev` branch is where active development happens; `master` is the stable branch
- Evaluate new Omarchy releases and port applicable changes to Yino
- Keep the [Omarchy Analysis](Omarchy.md) document up to date as upstream evolves
- Translate Arch-specific changes to their Debian equivalents per the package and command mapping in [Omarchy Analysis](Omarchy.md) section 14
## 7. Changelog