I actually think it's always better to say a word or two about the content rather than posting links without comment.
that way the reader can get an idea of whether they want to click at all...
my 2 cents about using a forum

Lucien_Lachance
"As we've renamed we've issued an updated CLA which will need signing for new PRs. It's the same as the old CLA but incorporates the new name to avoid us causing legal confusion. Note that new copyright lines will need adding past the expiration of the "Serpent OS" name, starting from 2025.

// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright © 2020-2025 Serpent OS Developers
// SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright © 2025 AerynOS Developers"

this is a brief re-organization dispatch

    a month later
    5 days later

    alfisya I'm having trouble with virt-manager. The package is not available in "moss". So, I installed it via flatpak. It turns out that libvirtd is missing. Any suggestions?

        loki-III What are you trying to accomplish here? Installing AerynOS on virt-manager? Installing virt-manager on Solus?

        If it is about AerynOS, you are better served on their forum. Cheers!

            alfisya whatcha doin'? We don't know how to install it either xD

              more from ikey:
              Taking a break from our usual release-oriented updates, I thought it was high time to dive into what AerynOS actually is and what sets it apart from other distros. Fair warning, this is a meaty, in depth post, and still only scratches the surface. If you’re interested in the future of Linux distributions, read on. It may also help to visit our work-in-progress documentation site for more information.
              https://aerynos.com/blog/2025/03/29/aerynos-the-os-as-infrastructure/

                craigtoyoracer
                "Firstly, AerynOS isn’t Yet Another Linux Distribution. It’s a platform, a foundation, and a set of tools engineered in accordance with a vision and design that just so happens to produce a Linux distribution. Were we to go back in time and build a design brief for AerynOS, the initial question might be:

                What if the operating system itself behaved like modern infrastructure?

                AerynOS is the answer to that question. What if, instead of doing things the way they’ve always been done, we started from the ground up and produced a well designed system, rather than the traditional model of in-place mutation internal to a distribution?"

                I had to read this 2-3 times to really get it. This is radical. Visionary.