jcastro

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by jcastro 1y ago
Bluefin contributor here, why are you using homebrew that way? For development use a container.
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by jcastro 1y ago
Would love to see this for matrix!
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by jcastro 1y ago
Interesting, I don't think I've seen this in the wild (~30 million pulls across ublue) - but I think I've seen this issue mentioned before. I'll bring it up during the next bootc meeting[1], which are public btw! Thanks
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by jcastro 1y ago
> An OSTree based atomic system is pretty close, although there is some added complexity. The author mentions this as well but there's no details there. We've been shipping chromeos-style images with universal blue for over 4 y
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by jcastro 1y ago
Such a cool project. One of my fondest memories was making my own steamOS with Clear Linux: https://community.clearlinux.org/t/notes-on-building-a-clear... And now I work on bazzite.gg, thanks for making a kickass OS A
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by jcastro 1y ago
For the confusion around verified publishing, this is something the CNCF encourages artifact authors and their projects to set up. Here are the instructions for verifying your artifact: https://artifacthub.io/docs/topic
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by jcastro 1y ago
> Say, including the signing keys for Chrome's 3rd-party repo statically instead of fetching them over the network. This is a fantastic idea, it sucks to have an upgrade blocked by a slow repo, if you wouldn't mind filing an is
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by jcastro 1y ago
> It uses 20 different copr repos (granted, half are their own), and I didn't count how many packages. Best I can tell, none of the versions are pinned. Contributor here, we've been working on this diligently over the past cyc
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by jcastro 2y ago
comaintainer here, here's the docs for the arm build: https://docs.projectbluefin.io/lts#differenceserrata Here's the issue for homebrew on linux/arm: https://github.com/Homebrew/brew&#x2
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Triple Buffering, a Debrief(discourse.ubuntu.com)
1 points by jcastro 2y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 2y ago
> Their answer instead was to refer the court to Destiny 2 YouTuber MyNameIsByf’s 10 hour video on Destiny lore Hah this isn't just the court, everyone who plays this game has to watch YouTubers explain it because they don't do
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by jcastro 2y ago
I still cannot believe the pricing on R2, unlimited egress. It's absurd, I love it!
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by jcastro 2y ago
> that involved in our beloved Debian? They've been there for 20 years already.
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Making Windows handhelds behave in Linux(universal-blue.discourse.group)
33 points by jcastro 2y ago|0 comments
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by jcastro 2y ago
When Jack hands him the photos of Red October: "Jesus that's a big sucker."
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by jcastro 2y ago
This is going to save me so much time, thank you for this!
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by jcastro 2y ago
https://github.com/ublue-os/sysext We have indeed been playing with this! We think it's a great compliment to extending an ostree OCI base image and hope to bolt on all sorts of goodies. Lots of cool innovation ha
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by jcastro 2y ago
On the contrary, giving Gimp/Krita/VLC root access to my computer makes no sense to me. Do people think that distribution developers are hand combing through all those apps? Untrusted by default is more scalable.
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by jcastro 2y ago
uCore does this if you wanna check it out: https://github.com/ublue-os/ucore
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by jcastro 3y ago
Craig was a fixture in midwest US OSS groups and a long time organizer of the Michigan!/usr/group: https://www.mug.org/2024/04/sorry-to-report-the-passing-of-c... Rest in peace friend. :(
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by jcastro 3y ago
People tend to over rotate on the term "immutable", which is why Fedora and Universal Blue use terms like atomic and composable. Themes work like they do in normal Fedora.
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by jcastro 3y ago
I use containerized versions of things, ubuntu and chainguard images mostly. You can always create containers with init if that's how you want to do that though. Some distros publish images that come that way: https://github
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by jcastro 3y ago
`/usr/local` is writeable so no change there, that should work fine. I keep a container as my "day to day" linux and just have my terminal autolaunch into mine. You can use any distro's container for this so it&#x27
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by jcastro 3y ago
I'm running with this setup and getting at least 5h, I haven't measured it recently but it's definitely makes a difference!
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by jcastro 3y ago
We've held back versions of distrobox before, if you file an issue we can usually figure it out. Though distrobox is bash so maybe running the older version in your home directory would have been a good bandaid in the meantime, maybe I
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by jcastro 3y ago
Bluefin comes with vscode and devcontainers set up out of the box, we don't recommend pet containers. We found that people struggle with the pet toolbox pattern so we send them right to the devcontainer pattern. This is an area where w
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by jcastro 3y ago
Oh also I just realized something! The reason it had to be Fedora was because I can't do this with Debian or Ubuntu. Fedora had the tech but I still enjoy the Ubuntu/Debian part of the OS. Since distrobox exists I can replicate a
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by jcastro 3y ago
I have an idle ampere box from equinix waiting to be used, just needs someone to wire it up. I think I know a guy.
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by jcastro 3y ago
> What does this project add? This project uses this upcoming feature in Fedora: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/OstreeNativeContainer... and switches to its consumption model entirely. On stock Fedora
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by jcastro 3y ago
Yep: `bluefin-framework` and `bluefin-dx-framework` for the stock and developer version. We also have asus and surface images with their respective kernels. If you have an AMD Framework the gnome-power-profiles manager has the inprogress pa

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