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by mroche 4y ago
Yeah, I use Buildah for creating my images, so the environment variable or specifying commit --format docker would work. Before I did that I just re-pushed the image itself using the v2s2 format, so: # podman inspect quay.io/my
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by mroche 4y ago
Spent last night migrating a Discord bot from Heroku to Fly as a result of the upcoming closure of the Heroku free dynos. Overall fairly painless, though I opted to provide my own images rather than use a source-to-image pipeline and discov
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GNOME 43, “Guadalajara”(release.gnome.org)
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by mroche 4y ago
If you have mixed resolution, mix refresh rate, and mixed DPI setups, anything Wayland native will be just fine. XWayland can still have some quirks, but I'm not sure if that's an easily solvable problem (or at all). Though I don&
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by mroche 4y ago
Remember, oVirt an upstream virtualization project, the product we derive from it is Red Hat Virtualization (RHV). From the development and deployment side of things, Red Hat has chosen a direction that is primarily container based going in
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by mroche 4y ago
I didn't see the 14 on my first read through last night (I read this at like 1:30 in the morning), but that would make much more sense. I interpreted the "some" as a handful at most, which is why I said "footprints"
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by mroche 4y ago
>Didn't know RHEV was being killed. It makes sense, the enterprise virtualisation market is shrinking by the day, but it's still a bummer there's less competition. Is oVirt being maintained? With the release of RHV 4.4 a f
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by mroche 4y ago
This is Reddit, so taking any claims with a severely hefty earth sized grain of salt.. > Odd part 1: ... moving large numbers of VMs (100,000-500,000) over to Linux based virtualization in very short time frames. > Odd part 4: Ever
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Ansible vs. Terraform Demystified(ansible.com)
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W4 Games raises $8.5M to support Godot Engine growth(w4games.com)
464 points by mroche 4y ago|134 comments
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by mroche 4y ago
Doing a quick scan through the linked thread and the final screenshot that this post's title is about (re: delisting forums posts)... the thread issue isn't criticism of the new app version per se (there is some) but the fact it&#
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by mroche 4y ago
I believe GP is referring to the early termination of CentOS Linux 8 at the end of 2021 rather than matching RHEL 8 to 2029. Red Hat reallocated resources to CentOS Stream for 8+, which EOLs at the end of their respective RHEL major release
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by mroche 4y ago
> I’ll also admit that I’ve seen Into the Spider-Verse because my friends wouldn’t let me avoid it. I’ll give Marvel a pass on that one—the animation is amazing. Credit where credit is due: Spider-verse is the result of the phenomenal te
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Academy Software Foundation Interactive Landscape(landscape.aswf.io)
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DreamWorks Animation to release MoonRay as open source(awn.com)
440 points by mroche 4y ago|107 comments
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by mroche 4y ago
While published under the Red Hat domain, the Enable SysAdmin blog is a community contribution site that anyone can submit to for publication. Many submissions, like this one, are not written by Hatters. Having not gone through the contribu
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Linux tool alternatives: 6 replacements for traditional favorites(redhat.com)
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Netflix Acquires Animation Studio Animal Logic(deadline.com)
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by mroche 4y ago
That is not what binary compatibility means when talking about RHEL. It refers to the actual package ABIs and the compatibility levels we assign them: https://access.redhat.com/articles/rhel-abi-compatibility https:&
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by mroche 4y ago
Red Hat does support in-place upgrades for RHEL via Leapp, and the process around this has been improving. Granted I know in the past this process was... sub-optimal and restrictive. It is true that CentOS has not supported this. I am hopin
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by mroche 4y ago
Copy-pasta of Jonathan Corbet: It's nice to see LWN on HN ... but please remember: it is only LWN subscribers that make this kind of writing possible. If you are enjoying it, please consider becoming a subscriber yourself — or, even b
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Fedora, FFmpeg, Firefox, Flatpak, and Fusion(lwn.net)
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Scrum helps teams achieve better communication(blog.taiga.io)
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Rethinking Fedora's Java Packaging(lwn.net)
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by mroche 4y ago
"Distroless" containers are pretty cool for making deployment images. I feel like a better name could have been chosen, because ultimately you are relying on a distribution and how they operate unless you're building an image
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by mroche 4y ago
I feel like a few guidelines and standards could help simplify a baseline process: 1) Require each repository to opt-in to be learned from. 2) Require any source file used for learning to have an SPDX license heading. 3) Have a list of appr
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Quarkus 2.10.0.Final Now Available(quarkus.io)
2 points by mroche 4y ago|0 comments
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by mroche 4y ago
I haven't used Sourcetree in several years, how's it hold up today? When I was using graphical clients I hopped between Sourcetree, GitKraken[0] and Sublime Merge[1]. [0]: https://www.gitkraken.com/ [1]: https:&#
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Stratis Storage 3.1.0 now available(stratis-storage.github.io)
1 points by mroche 4y ago|0 comments
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gRPC: A high performance, open source universal RPC framework(grpc.io)
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