Jarkko Sakkinen
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Taiwan has a message for Elon Musk, who just compared Taiwan to (checks notes) Hawaii.
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inkscape@mastodon.artWe are gushing from all the love, dear users!
#Inkscape 1.3 has surpassed the one million mark!
We ❤ you and your support for our free #libre and #opensource software!
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Jarkko Sakkinen
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pretty rare these days how #ckermit is laid out: https://github.com/KermitProject/ckermit. Just a #makefile and simple set of #c-files.
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jarkkoHave had to use serial port a lot lately because working with #FPGA’s and the #lowRISC #ethernet driver is not that stable. #kermit is still the ultimate choice for this type of job IMHO :-)
Whereas in some other options you have surf through menus, this is all I need with kermit:
$ cat ~/.kermrc
set line /dev/ttyUSB0
set speed 115200
set carrier-watch off
set flow-control none
@panda I get the features in the sense that they exist but not in the sense that they are defaults :-) I mean it is less of a harm to tune the performance later on than accidentally brick your computer. Especially this is somewhat nasty experience for someone like me who does not otherwise care about containers but has to drive-by-use given the project requirements or whatever.
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@panda tbh, making system a brick for the sake of performance optimization is malicious behavior by definition. OK it was almost a brick, i could luckily still access SSH and did not have to start burning a USB stick just to boot up my system :-) Full workday wasted on total nonsense.
This would only make sense if you could optionally enable whatever it was doing for BTRFS because then you would know. Now it comes as a surprise, and not nice one for someone like me who had to use Docker for the 1st time in their life.
This would only make sense if you could optionally enable whatever it was doing for BTRFS because then you would know. Now it comes as a surprise, and not nice one for someone like me who had to use Docker for the 1st time in their life.
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@ikkeT I also have one use case where Docker is the only thing that I know works. I've spun off TPM2 TSS test suite with Docker on RISC-V environment which is bootstrapped with #Buildroot image. If I recall correctly for RISC-V LXC does not work at all and for a reason unknown to me BR2_PACKAGE_PODMAN does not exist at all.
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@ikkeT did the trick:
```
$ podman images -qa
de5f96374006
6df894023726
```
Two is expected: docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04 + R&D image. I don't really have opinions on container languages tbh :-) I use docker format because it is used by the keystone project. podman-unshare is just useful tool for what I do sometimes.
```
$ podman images -qa
de5f96374006
6df894023726
```
Two is expected: docker.io/library/ubuntu:20.04 + R&D image. I don't really have opinions on container languages tbh :-) I use docker format because it is used by the keystone project. podman-unshare is just useful tool for what I do sometimes.
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