bigpod

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by bigpod 4y ago
you can use whatever base image you want lets say ubuntu:latest (i dont like alpine) and normaly base images tend to include a lot of stuff that doesnt have any place in container think why do i need a tool for ext4 managment inside contian
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by bigpod 4y ago
its all about UX, if you have an environment that has lots of menus and settings something even bios had to control certien aspects of your system like virtualization support and such you would like to have good UX, because of that UEFI was
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by bigpod 4y ago
honestly at some point we should think about deprecating old code old stuff and i think 10 years might not be such a bad number, of course good deprecation policy would tell you for few releases before that something will get removed but it
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by bigpod 4y ago
while fedora defenetly is not my cup of tea, first thing i do when i get a new system(desktop or laptop) is disable legacy bios/CSM whatever it is labeled as. This is to prevent mirriad of issus BIOS brings including its horrible MBR.
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by bigpod 5y ago
while in theory possible it would require a whole lot of change. Also like kyle said apt and alike(all current package managers) cant generaly deal on file per file, basis package is as is all files included, so this would require a new pac
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by bigpod 5y ago
you cannot use snap inside a docker or any other OCI container, first of all snap is a containerised package as well so it doesnt make much sense but what is more important it requires SystemD and as far as i know if systemd isnt PID 1 snap
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by bigpod 5y ago
basicly what docker-slim does it basicly checks what your program is opening/ using(using simular system as strace) and what it does open/use is then copied to a new image. And how can get those kinds of numbers, basicly it remove
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by bigpod 5y ago
you can use --include-shell to inclue a shell. but my recommendation is always keep a non-slimmed image somewhere so you can refer to it and some debugging can be done in either, also that allows you to use something like slim.ai's(com