What is a good approach to deploy docker images on a Raspberry Pi and run them?

See if they have a git repository and just clone then build the image yourself.

Ahh yes, as evidenced by absolutely nothing whatsoever, I mean Jesus Christ, the GNU ideologue is completely antithetical in every possible way to your statement…

GNU’s goal is to give computer users freedom and control in their use of their computers and computing devices by collaboratively developing and publishing software that gives everyone the rights to freely run the software, copy and distribute it, study it, and modify it.

You have less than zero idea what you’re speaking about…

I don’t think it’s wrong to bitch about the standards fragmentation in linux. For better or worse, it’s a serious issue within linux. Apple, for example has a closed ecosystem which is bad, but they have great ecosystem cohesion which is great for app development and reliable interaction between applications. IMO the cohesion to standards is one of the only good things iOS has going for it.

Depends on what you go for. I got my BS and MS entirely with *nix. There are some niche programs for specific majors which did not have alternatives and/or ways to run on *nix, so don’t be disappointed if you can’t find a solution.

Seems dubious, and will only work locally…

VPN… This is a specific problem that VPNs were created to solve.

On your Wireguard network (or whichever), note your vLAN IPs, and configure rclone/rsync with them like normal. Ensure you’re connected to Wireguard and then run your command;

❯ fd --change-older-than 30days -X rclone sync phone:my/path/here pc:destination/path/here

Using a VPN ensures that regardless of WiFi/Cellular connections you’ll still be able to transfer at home, or remotely. Using methods like hostnames only work locally.

I didn’t imply that Zorin was proprietary. I’m demeaning the actions of pay-walling a free OS as a proprietary action.

If you want to support a *nix distro, that’s awesome and I fully support you. What you shouldn’t support is distributions locking features behind a paywall.

This is how you get Microsoft Windows and Copilot.

To answer your question–Windows is destructive to *nix boot sectors. When you update Windows, it will bork your *nix install. Dual booting with Windows is a real PITA.

I’d like to keep using borg+vorta, but unfortunately no native windows support just yet.

Borg keeps my cluster running, but the fact that I can’t use it on desktop makes me sad.

Oh well that’s just sexy. Never knew ssh config recognized Include.

This is the way. Even if you have a lot, it’s not hard to pull up a list of options;

❯ cat ~/.ssh/config | grep 'Host ' | awk '{print $2}'

Or you can make it interactive;

❯ ssh $(cat ~/.ssh/config | grep 'Host ' | awk '{print $2}' | fzf)

ez pz

This is the entire point behind NixOS.

The only appropriate answer!

Run a live disk. If everything runs fine, it’s not hardware. If not, then it’s very likely hardware.

It’s a maintenance process which preloads essential office files into memory for usage when you launch the different Microsoft applications so their startup time is reduced as well.

OfficeClickToRun.exe is years and years old. This isn’t a new thing at all.

13 years old is ancient to you?

My mouse is older than that…

A delayed update schedule really helps for environments like this. Keep your ear to the ground for critical updates, but I’ve done this sort of thing a few times and waiting a week or two to update is a really great solution.

One thing I’ve almost done before is to choose a computer as a test subject, update it before anything else, and if all things are good you’re probably fine.

ancient windows 8

😠

does this mean linux now is ready for the education sector?

* Angry in 20 year old Edubuntu *

When giving docker access to a socket, the docker process will have access to any folder/file the running user has access to. That doesn’t mean that your containers do, generally, but they can. This is how the Kinsing docker virus is so prevalent.