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Oct 17, 2026
JohnHOST
So what's next for GNOME OS Preview? The future points towards reinforced security and expanded accessibility.
JohnHOST
One of the core priorities is the implementation of advanced security features, such as per-user disk encryption enabled by Systemd-homed.
JohnHOST
What this means is that each user's data will be protected and isolated, making it far harder for breaches or accidental exposure to occur.
JohnHOST
Disk encryption tailored to the user hasn't been a standard feature in many mainstream desktop operating systems, so GNOME is seeking to give users more control over their security.
Dark AssassinHOST
So hours of troubleshooting later, I realized the-- there were essentially two issues going on here.
Dark AssassinHOST
The first one was there was something going on with like the internal-- I think it was like the Systemd Resolve s- service or something was messing up.
Dark AssassinHOST
And I don't know if it was trying to use like IPv6 for the DNS or what it was trying to do, but it just was not working, so I had to like manually set that in like the Systemd Resolve conf one.
Dark AssassinHOST
Not the etc resolve conf, but the actual Systemd one to like manually set the IP addresses.
Dark AssassinHOST
And then that worked, but the issue was if I restarted the server, it was broken again.
Dark AssassinHOST
The-- That [laughs] issue ended up being the Systemd NetworkD Wait Online service just for whatever reason was always timing out at boot.
Dark AssassinHOST
Don't know why, but what I did was I just disabled it, masked it, and then everything happens to work now.
Dark AssassinHOST
So DNS for clients works.
denolfeHOST
The author used Jellyfin, IMIC, Home Assistant, Forgeo, Vault Warden, Frigate, Audiobookshelf, and other tools to replace streaming, photo storage, smart home, media, and productivity services.
denolfeHOST
The setup avoided direct public exposure, favored native single binary applications, and used Podman with SystemD for more complex services.
denolfeHOST
The author avoided email hosting, office suites, location tracking, and the R stack because they added too much maintenance or depended on too many components.
denolfeHOST
In the comments, the sentiment was largely positive towards self-hosting as an accessible and rewarding hobby.
FabioHOST
So if Linus is, uh, our, uh, kernel, uh, everything, user space seems like it become an R Pottering project these days.
FabioHOST
So [chuckles] he talked about systemd.
FabioHOST
I'll keep it quick.
FabioHOST
Uh, it's like the universe, it's expanding, so the ever-growing systemd bubble is about, uh, to eat dbus service node.
FabioHOST
Goodbye, dbus.
BenjaminHOST
Yeah.
speaker_4HOST
What happens if the SSH service crashes while I'm trying to connect? Who is the traffic cop?
speaker_5HOST
In modern Linux systems, that traffic cop is a tool called systemd journal, which is the primary interface for a background suite called systemd.
speaker_4HOST
Ah.
speaker_5HOST
Systemd journal is responsible for starting, stopping, and enabling background services.
speaker_5HOST
If SSH crashes, systemd is the mechanism that can be configured to automatically restart it, forcing the process back to work without human intervention.
speaker_4HOST
So if we run that 스트 command and we follow the visual branches of that hierarchy all the way down to the trunk of the tree, what is at the very beginning?
speaker_5HOST
If you follow the tree to the absolute root, you find PID 1, the grand ancestor.
speaker_5HOST
Yeah.
Bryan LundukeHOST
uh likewise no online accounts as part of the system so uh you can use every aspect of the lundu computer operating system without making one single online account no no no phoning home no telemetry no online accounts none of that you can have whatever online accounts you want You can install whatever extra software you want that has connections to those online accounts, but we're not going to be bundling them in.
Bryan LundukeHOST
No SystemD, no Rust clones, no built-in AI features.
Bryan LundukeHOST
Now we're going to use AI in order to accomplish some of our goals here.
Bryan LundukeHOST
but we're not going to build in AI features into the operating system.
WesHOST
You can really see the flavor of meta engineering.
WesHOST
And as we know, regardless of if you like their products, they've done a lot of really good Linux and SystemD and sort of Linux server work.
WesHOST
And you
ChrisHOST
see it in there.
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ChrisHOST
It'll read your system info so it knows your distro, your kernel, your host name, all of your hardware information.
ChrisHOST
And because
WesHOST
SystemD does everything, it tells you about your SystemD services.
ChrisHOST
Hmm.
WesHOST
I think you can definitely see in particular, I've used Muse here the most, you can really see the flavor of meta engineering.
WesHOST
And as we know, regardless of if you like their products, they've done a lot of really good Linux and SystemD and sort of Linux server work.
WesHOST
And you see
ChrisHOST
it in there.
JTCORRESPONDENT
For the week of September 27th, 2026, here's the Linux and open source news.
JTCORRESPONDENT
Systemd version 262 has been released.
JTCORRESPONDENT
GNU Cache 5.17 is now available.
JTCORRESPONDENT
Pzip 11.3 is now out.
LeoHOST
And, I mean, all the usual suspects are there.
LeoHOST
SystemD is on there.
LeoHOST
Wayland is on there.
LeoHOST
The Linux kernel is on there, right? But, I mean, all kinds of stuff that you don't expect is on there.
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