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Show HN: Trustmux – Lightweight Secure Daemon for Mobile Shell Access
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dustinkirkland
4mo ago
Wow, I'm really sorry to here that. I'm 8+ years removed from leading Canonical's product management team, but I still love Ubuntu.
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4mo ago
How so?
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dustinkirkland
4mo ago
Oh no! Not that! :-)
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4mo ago
Dustin Kirkland here, author of Byobu, among other things. For me, Claude has brought the joy back to creating again. I have a very busy schedule -- working a full time job, managing a huge team, raising a family. For many years (some have
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Vulnerability-Free Raspberry Pi Image on Chainguard OS
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Dustin Kirkland here. I lead the Engineering team at Chainguard. We've just published a beta of a Chainguard OS image for Raspberry Pi (v4 and v5), built using the same hardened compilers, libraries, tool chains, and applications as
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(Author of Byobu here) Byobu does run "best" on Ubuntu + Gnome-Terminal + Tmux, mainly because that's the primary environment in which I test it. However, I and others have ported and used it on many other Linux and Unix sy
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6y ago
Try using ssh-import-id to fetch your (or a friend or colleague's) public key from Github!
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Hi there! I'm the author and maintainer of Byobu (byobu.org) here. Byobu started as "Screen for mere mortals", but eventually pivoted to work with Tmux, as well. Nowadays, Byobu is much more tightly tied to Tmux. You can
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Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10? (2017)
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It's a very reasonable concern. I used to have a Google Assistant in my home office. I've muted the mic and just use it as a Bluetooth speaker. However, the much bigger concern should be your phone, which has a mic, is internet
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7y ago
Blog post author here... I'm happy to discuss anything in that post here (rather than Blogger comments, which are pretty unmanageable). Cheers! Dustin
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Author/maintainer of Byobu here... Tell me more about your "byobu crash". Can you point me to any bug reports in either bugs.launchpad.net/byobu or github.com/dustinkirkland/byobu ? Thanks! @DustinKirkland
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Ask HN: What are the best books you read in MBA school?
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Reminds me of the Grateful Dead song I sing my kids when I put them to bed, "The Monkey and the Engineer".
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7y ago
Am I the only person who saw the headline and assumed this was about onion routing?
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8y ago
I do love single malt scotch whisky. But I will say...Sherry by itself is totally underated. I spent a week in Jerez a few years ago studying Sherry and it is truly an art. If you like Single Malt and Sour Beer, you owe it to yourself to se
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9y ago
...and joining Google!
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RFC: The New Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Server Installer
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Buy Richard Garriott's $45M Estate on Lake Austin Using Bitcoin for a Discount
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9y ago
You're looking for Ubuntu Core.
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9y ago
LXD containers make fantastic replacements for VMs! Just try 'lxc launch ubuntu:'. Then 'lxc list'. And then you can either exec into, or ssh into your machine container!
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Stay tuned :-) That's my next post...
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Thanks! I'll make sure that gets to the right team!
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Ask HN: RFC – Ubuntu Minimal Images
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9y ago
Actually, Ubuntu created the term "LTS" in 2006, for Long Term Support releases. Greg started using the term himself just a couple of years ago.
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Ubuntu Updates for the Meltdown / Spectre Vulnerabilities
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Canonical/Ubuntu | Product Managers | Remote US or Europe timezone | Full time Product Manager Canonical leads the development of Ubuntu. If you’re inspired by: shaping the daily software experience of millions of users, and their bill
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Anyone interested in test driving KubeFlow on Ubuntu, can follow this tutorial: https://tutorials.ubuntu.com/tutorial/get-started-kubeflow
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