I do nearly all my development inside if that counts, since I am running on
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Now that I learned how to run commands from Toolbox containers without entering the Toolbox by using -c, I'm going to start scripting with it.
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The more I'm using , the more I love it. Just set up a for C# programming using . Works flawlessly. Just wish was an official Flatpak.
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Podman 4.1 is released. This has lots of bug fixes and some new features including buildkit features in podman build. Default volume mount of $HOME on Macs, improvements in Windows. podman.io/releases/2022/
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This is very cool to see!
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TIL about Toolbx Tuner, a graphical application for toolbox:
github.com/13hannes11/too
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By the fault of (or because of) I've installed the silverblue distribution.
Which use intensively flatpak. And it works like a charm.
You can also use to add cli commands.
Very impressed !
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The next cool new features blog is up. Covering podman image scp, allows U to copy container images between local and remote users, without requiring a container registry. Comes in handy for automation.
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A month into using . It's bulletproof! Immutable base feels like the inevitable future of desktop OSes. With & , I have the productivity I need, with none of the traditional Linux package management foot-guns. Well done to all involved!
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I mean, luckily most of that for third party apps is handled already with the move to Flatpak. That’s a big part of the reason we have been moving that way. For other types of work where you want/need more of a traditional Linux environment, toolbox on Fedora has been great.
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Toolbox is so underappreciated (even by me up until recently). 💜
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TIL if you want to do elementary development on Fedora Silverblue, Endless OS, or any other OS shipping toolbox, you can: just:
toolbox create --image=docker://elementary/docker:unstable
Boom, you have the same container that we use in CI.
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"One of the biggest issues with dealing with Enterprise Linux 8 […] is the lack of additional packages which you know are in Fedora. […] hankfully, EL8 ships with a tool which will allow to get past most of these problems […] […]" smoogespace.blogspot.com/2022/02/gettin
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Looks like a complete overkill compared to . And if one wants to use Podman, Fedora Toolbox does most of the mentioned steps automagically.
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Builder 3.40.1 is available on Flathub now with lots of little fixes for things like Podman, Toolbox, Flatpak SDKs, Theme integration, and more!
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📣 #TWIG #28 is out!
The new GNOME Shell screenshot UI got merged, Builder got improved podman/toolbox support, a new third party extension manager, FOSDEM, three new foundation projects... and much more! 🚀
thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2022/01/
#ThisWeekInGNOME #GNOME
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I wrote a blog about some of my favorite command line options. (Hint these are not available from ) Hope you find something that you did not know.
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One of CentOS Stream's secret weapons is , which I'm using to set up development environments without mucking up the entire system.
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Using on Fedora Silverblue is a great experience. Running services on the session bus just works, running apps just works. I love it
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Some hacking over the holiday - using @openshift CodeReady Containers inside @containertoolbx with @teamsilverblue. #containers #crc #openshift #Kubernetes
adambkaplan.com/post/2021-12-3
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We just went past 500 followers! Looking forward to moving #toolbx forward in the new year with our wonderful community! Let's make pet containers the ultimate tool for developing software. #linux #containers #Developers #devops #linux_toolz
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Bueno, creo que mundo me está atrapando, dos containers en una maquinita de conectar igualdad, todo corre bien y fueron 3, TRES comandos para tener todo up
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Seems the category we won in got cut for time, guess we are basically the Matt Damon of the linux world :) Congrats to all the winners!
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A new @LinuxUnplugged is OUT! linuxunplugged.com/437 It's the second annual Unplugged Tuxies; our community votes on the best projects, distros, desktops, and services of 2021. #linux
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For some things, and for development too, a Toolbox is the way to go. Once in the toolbox can dnf as in regular Fedora. Besides, inside a toolbox the OS stays the same, only modifying things inside the toolbox. Any mess happens? delete the toolbox. System is clean always
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Particularly neat (IMO), is this:
fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/
github.com/coreos/enhance
I'm not very familiar with rpm-ostree or the rest of the CoreOS container stack, but I think this would enable writing your base OS as a Dockerfile
With Toolbx, you'd have something akin to Nix🤔
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So, I've been an Ubuntu user all my life.
What is doing with , especially in F35 and upcoming F36 changes is really pushing me towards Fedora.
Wayland, Pipewire, NVIDIA, and the CoreOS work (rpm-ostree, Toolbx) is inspiring
is doing some wicked stuff
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Think I've a setup I'm happy with. Fedora Silverblue for a stable base system, KVM for bits like NixOS, toolbx for Fedora/RHEL containers I can play around in and throw away when finished.
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will complement . I use rpm-ostree only for things that need to be installed on the base image like media codecs, which has terrible support for Linux, and Howdy for seamless logins. rocks!
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Check out the command: toolbox. It's basically a pet container that you can run GUI apps out of and treat like a traditional system.
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