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A team has published tine, a new Buck2-based build system for constructing bootable operating system images with cryptographically verifiable integrity. Tine requires only git, python3 and user namespaces on the host, then bootstraps pinned dependencies for hermetic, reproducible builds. It supports rpm, Rust and Go components, UKIs, systemd sysext images, and signing via PKCS#11 hardware keys or local keys.
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