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I have never seen a website offering login using this function, though ;-)
"In other words openSUSE MicroOS is an operating system you don't have to worry about. It's designed for but not limited to container hosts and edge devices.
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- Read-only root filesystem to avoid accidental modifications of the OS
- Transactional Updates leveraging btrfs snapshots to apply updates without interfering with the running system
- health-checker to verify the OS is operational after updates. Automatically rolls back in case of trouble.
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I live in Japan, my children are half-Japanese (with my foreign family name), but I have to say it'd be weird to see an article that writes about, say, "Tom Smith and his daughter Smith Hanako". Similarly, reading a Japanese text, seeing "トム・スミスと娘のスミス花子" (tomu sumisu to musume no sumisu hanako) would feel weirdly inconsistent.
For example, in the past I have built a multilingual media database with Lektor, where items could be, say, books or movies, and depending on the content type I could enter a "number of pages" (int) or "duration" (time) or "author" (selection from a list of "person"-typed contents), and the admin interface would be auto-generated. I haven't seen a similar functionality in other SSGs.
Downside: For large sites rebuilding takes very, very long...