It integrates well with the whole Project Atomic (server/dev) container stack,
and can be used in many places instead of `docker`. It was just recently built
in Fedora.
When pungi injects its repo it does it into the file that it has been
pointed at (i.e. the toplevel json file). We need to move it from the
fedora-workstation-base.json into fedora-atomic-workstation.json
otherwise pungi will end up trying to pull from the 'fedora-rawhide'
repo too and it will fail.
This is useful for at least bootstrapping dev containers; and also in general I
think we should have lots of container tools in the base *workstation* host,
even if not everyone uses all of them. Workstation is far from minimal today
anyways, and the high level goal is: give people lots of tools and means
to containerize.
This is obviously confusing but right now "ostree workstation" is really
"Atomic". I'm not changing the refs or the names of the manifest JSON files yet,
but the high level idea here is we have:
- workstatoin-base (should be like comps...that's another issue)
- atomic (inherits desktop-base, adds rpm-ostree + container tooling)
Also I added a compat symlink so pungi doesn't need an immediate change.
