Yesterday we announced 🦭 #Podman Desktop 1.0's release from the #RedHat Summit. Podman Desktop is a developer-oriented, free and open source container tool that can help you deploy your apps to Kubernetes. It is cross-platform, supporting Linux, Mac OS, and Linux.
I work on UX for this tool and would love to hear your feedback so we can make it a better tool for you :-)
Was working today on kind of an entry piece for Community Design Team: a logo and new mascot for #Bootc (special type of container).
His name is Bootseef and he's ready to fly through updates! 🚀🚀 Thanks to Madeline Peck and Design Team for the sketches, sources and color choices that inspired me. 👋 I enjoyed doing this particular mascot the most.
@fedora.design@peertube.linuxrocks.online and #CommunityDesignTeam have lots of work on their plate, so I invite aspiring and designers by trade to have a looksie-look in their GitLab issues. @fedora has engineering and other teams worth their gold, making software great, as well.
docker-compose is great, but I love using @fedora CoreOS lately and I want to use the built-in tools it provides. I also want automatic updates without a privileged watchtower container running.
#Podman v5.0.0 has been released! It’s the first major release in 2 years and includes several new features & significant changes:
➡️ a complete rewrite of the podman machine command to improve hypervisor support on macOS and Windows
➡️ supports OCI artifacts in manifest files,
➡️ adopts Pasta by default for rootless networking,
➡️ and more.
I installed podman + distrobox on my Steam Deck in Desktop mode, set up a Fedora 38 container, then did "sudo dnf install darktable rocm-opencl" and I have raw photo management on my Steam Deck, all hardware accelerated! 🤯
(I did have to run "xhost +localhost" before starting it, but it otherwise works perfectly so far!)
This would be better with an external monitor hooked up, which is possible, thankfully. 😁
"IPAM error: failed to find free IP in range: 10.89.0.1 - 10.89.0.254"
/run/user/1000/netns contains 257 netns-* files.
The thing is: ip netns list shows nothing, and podman network rm does not fix the issue. Rebooting probably will, but that's the Windows way of solving things …
The Forgejo community has just published the 7.0.1 bug fix release[1]. I went to my server, did a systemctl stop forgejo, to stop the rootless container[2] I use to run it, issued podman pull codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo:7-rootless to get the updates, and finally systemctl start forgejo and done. Updated. Thank you @forgejo for being awesome and working so hard on making things better and better!
#Podman has been ported to #FreeBSD. And it can run Arch Linux for me.
Linux containers in FreeBSD can start through the old good #Linuxulator - which does not support complex features like cgroups or namespaces, which means I probably can't run a container inside a container. Yet.
But this Linux layer is actively supported in FreeBSD for almost 20 years and is rock-solid! It started in 2006 at Google, based on Linux kernel 2.6 and today it shows up as 5.15-compatible!