Add the Nourish edition (y5 infinite-canvas compositor) #69

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Replaces #66 after the stack landed (#64, then #68 which replaced #65). Same branch, same diff, now against main.

Adds nourish and nourish-nvidia. Nourish (github.com/y5-snowies/nourish) is the y5 compositor: Rust/smithay, Vulkan-rendered with GLES fallback, windows on an infinite pannable/zoomable canvas. There is no rpm anywhere; upstream ships prebuilt Fedora 44 binaries behind an interactive installer that refuses root and writes half its output to $HOME, so nourish.yml replicates it for an image build instead:

• The installer's manifest was captured with --dry-run plus a real run in a container. Binaries (compositor, settings tool, dev log viewer, polkit agent, patched xwayland-satellite) and the PAM lock policy install from the tarball at build time.
• Everything the installer generates per-user ships as static files promoted to image paths: the session wrapper and wayland-sessions entry, the y5/polkit/xwayland user units to /usr/lib/systemd/user (polkit + xwayland globally enabled), the portal config to /usr/share/xdg-desktop-portal, and the settings.json every session hard-requires seeded through /etc/skel with the GLES fallback turned on.
• An ldd gate over the installed binaries fails the build if a future bundle grows a runtime dep the package list misses.

Deliberate calls, flagged for review: the image tracks upstream's rolling latest bundle (no digests/signatures exist to pin against), and screen capture stays on ffmpeg-free rather than pulling RPM Fusion's full ffmpeg into a Terra-mesa image. The bundle's patched xwayland-satellite means Fedora's own xwayland-satellite package must never be added to this edition.

Not boot-tested yet.

Replaces #66 after the stack landed (#64, then #68 which replaced #65). Same branch, same diff, now against main. Adds nourish and nourish-nvidia. Nourish (github.com/y5-snowies/nourish) is the y5 compositor: Rust/smithay, Vulkan-rendered with GLES fallback, windows on an infinite pannable/zoomable canvas. There is no rpm anywhere; upstream ships prebuilt Fedora 44 binaries behind an interactive installer that refuses root and writes half its output to $HOME, so nourish.yml replicates it for an image build instead: - The installer's manifest was captured with --dry-run plus a real run in a container. Binaries (compositor, settings tool, dev log viewer, polkit agent, patched xwayland-satellite) and the PAM lock policy install from the tarball at build time. - Everything the installer generates per-user ships as static files promoted to image paths: the session wrapper and wayland-sessions entry, the y5/polkit/xwayland user units to /usr/lib/systemd/user (polkit + xwayland globally enabled), the portal config to /usr/share/xdg-desktop-portal, and the settings.json every session hard-requires seeded through /etc/skel with the GLES fallback turned on. - An ldd gate over the installed binaries fails the build if a future bundle grows a runtime dep the package list misses. Deliberate calls, flagged for review: the image tracks upstream's rolling latest bundle (no digests/signatures exist to pin against), and screen capture stays on ffmpeg-free rather than pulling RPM Fusion's full ffmpeg into a Terra-mesa image. The bundle's patched xwayland-satellite means Fedora's own xwayland-satellite package must never be added to this edition. Not boot-tested yet.

TheDarkWizard added 1 commit 2026-07-14 04:26:00 +00:00

Add the Nourish edition (y5 infinite-canvas compositor) ... 738efe6fad

nourish and nourish-nvidia, on the wm-common greetd/tuigreet base.
Nourish has no rpm; upstream ships prebuilt Fedora 44 binaries behind
an interactive installer that refuses root and writes half its output
to $HOME, so nourish.yml replicates its manifest instead (captured via
--dry-run plus a real run in a container): binaries and the PAM lock
policy come from the tarball at build time, and everything the
installer generates per-user ships as static files promoted to the
right image-wide spots (session wrapper and entry, y5/polkit/xwayland
user units to /usr/lib/systemd/user, portal config to /usr/share, and
the settings.json every session requires seeded via /etc/skel with the
GLES fallback enabled). The bundle's patched xwayland-satellite
replaces any need for Fedora's, and an ldd gate fails the build if a
future bundle grows a runtime dep the manifest misses. Tracks
upstream's rolling latest bundle by design; capture stays on
ffmpeg-free rather than pulling RPM Fusion into a Terra-mesa image.

TheDarkWizard merged commit b44a89beb5 into main 2026-07-14 04:26:08 +00:00

TheDarkWizard referenced this pull request from a commit 2026-07-14 04:26:10 +00:00

Merge pull request 'Add the Nourish edition (y5 infinite-canvas compositor)' (#69) from nourish-edition into main

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