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1·3 days agoEven better tbh
3·4 days agoSick and native Wayland support
Buying Doom the Dark Ages now. Hell yeah for them!
Right! Tbh I saw their work after playing with git pods on a project that utilized it. By that point though the git pods project had made significant progress IMHO from the fork of Eclipse
21·6 days agoCheck out ptyxis as well. Terminal with support for opening new tabs into the container namespaces.
Honestly tinkering like this is a lot more stable for me. If I bork it, I can just blow it away. I just need to get better about going from tinker to full Containerfile for my build environments lol
I did have a very real work experience where people went “a what list” when I mentioned we had a black list of software built. I am kind of glad to move past black is bad, white means good phrasing tbh because some people are turned off by it.
If we could just end racism, as in the fucking stupid idea of race at all, it wouldn’t matter. People are even black and white…
3·6 days agoA part of the desktop GUI that opens git forge stuff for installed apps. Like I want to just right click “submit code issue” for an app and have it open a proper templates issue for that given project. Right click and select “see source code” and it pops open my ide of choice. Add some integrations for building and installing forks and branches so I can test my changes in real time.
2·6 days agoI know a person that swore up and down about it, but personally I didn’t see the appeal. I am biased towards containers though so Harvester is my Promo alternative I’m running
Another step up is the confidential computing project. Requires hardware that supports it though, which sucks, but takes the virtual hardware concept and adds multi key memory encryption on top.
Remember though security without a threat model is just paranoia, so what level of hoops and investment you need really depends on what your threats actually look like.
I personally love containers and Macsec. It limits most of my concerns. I want to mess with confidential containers next, which is to say lightweight VMs in containers with memory encryption set, but thats all future to me. The irony is that I then I have to figure out attestation better for those machines since from the host they are black boxes.
This was the best project I was following in the space
Does this imply it would be better to pool extra resources for a super node versus those same people beefing up their individual nodes the same amount? At least to some level of dimmishing returns of course
This is how I use kubernetes (specifically Harvester HCI and some lighter RKE2 nodes). Just one big computer lots of nodes. Still working getting the plumbing fully figured out for virtual desktop to output video devices.