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Based Linux – New Debian Based Ubuntu Alternative(basedlinux.com)
3 points by clayrisser 11mo ago|3 comments
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by clayrisser 11mo ago
First they came for Gnome 2, replacing it with Unity, and I did not speak out... Then they came for initd, replacing it with systemd, and I did not speak out... Then they came for debs, replacing them with snaps, and I did not speak out...
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Zig language and toolchain packaged as a deb for Debian and Ubuntu amd64/ARM64(github.com)
9 points by clayrisser 1y ago|2 comments
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by clayrisser 1y ago
Zig is a general-purpose programming language and toolchain for maintaining robust, optimal, and reusable software. This repository contains Debian packaging for Zig. Enjoy!
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Just Packaged Ghostty for Debian(github.com)
1 points by clayrisser 2y ago|1 comments
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by clayrisser 2y ago
enjoy!
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by clayrisser 2y ago
Just packaged Ghostty for Debian. https://github.com/clayrisser/debian-ghostty
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by clayrisser 3y ago
Here's the GitHub link. Please give it a star . https://github.com/clayrisser/integration-operator
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Canonical's Juju Charms Inspire the Ultimate Kubernetes Integration Operator(artifacthub.io)
1 points by clayrisser 3y ago|2 comments
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by clayrisser 3y ago
Introducing Integration-Operator for Kubernetes: A groundbreaking tool inspired by Canonical’s Juju Charms. This operator isn’t just another addition to your DevOps toolkit; it's a paradigm shift in how you manage and integrate your de
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Docker OpenLdap(github.com)
2 points by clayrisser 3y ago|1 comments
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by clayrisser 3y ago
openldap docker image based on bitnami openldap with ppolicy, password hashing and support for ldif migrations
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by clayrisser 3y ago
The twitter algorithm will no longer give biased search results once this pull request is accepted.
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MKPM (Makefile Package Manager)(github.com)
1 points by clayrisser 3y ago|1 comments
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by clayrisser 3y ago
Finally, real package management for Makefiles. No dependencies required other than a POSIX compliant Unix environment . . . and of course GNU Make.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
The reason I didn’t use refracta is because I wanted a reproducible approach.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
Yes, sorry about that. I need to work a bit more on the nix compatibility. Please file an issue on this.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
- overlays (basically you can separate configuration into separate units) - templating support - configuration in yaml files - it still fully supports live-build support, so it should be super easy to migrate. You just put the live build fi
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by clayrisser 4y ago
It’s easier to use. It actually uses live-build under the covers, and even supports enabling you to tap into the live build system directly. A couple of things it supports that live build does not support. - overlays (basically configuratio
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by clayrisser 4y ago
As the author of Linux Factory, that’s exactly what I built it for. I would love to help guide you and get you started on your project. Please create an issue in the GitHub project and I’ll further guide you there.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
I hope this is the easiest to use.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
It’s essentially an easy to use tool around live-build. Live build is maintained by the Debian team and will always remain up to date. This means Linux Factory is future proof.
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by clayrisser 4y ago
This project is a product of 4 years of work, mostly learning the Debian ecosystem. I started with Ubuntu, I’ve tried Arch, I’ve tried Gentoo, but nothing beats the ease of Debian when it comes to custom distributions. Debian was almost bui
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by clayrisser 4y ago
Hey just noticed all the activity here. I’m the author of Linux factory. I just opened up issues on GitHub so more discussion can happen there.
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by clayrisser 5y ago
I have been searching for a technology like this for a long time. I have several specific features I’m searching for in a technology like this, and I’m curious how many of these features Utopia supports. - Extendable component library and p
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by clayrisser 5y ago
I was planning on building something similar. My first attempt involved trying to get grapesjs to work with react. This attempt was very cumbersome because grapesjs generated html, and I would try to manipulate the html into react. https:&
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by clayrisser 5y ago
Yes exactly my question. How does the bloody thing work?