I’d say that journalctl is not only boot, but every service that runs on the computer has its logs collected through it, so you can use it as journalctl --grep="your regex". You can also add -k to check kernel logs, -b -n to check nth precedent boot or -b n to check the absolute nth boot. There is a lot that you can check with it and it is quite nice :)
Otherwise, I like eza as an ls replacement, or batcat as a human friendly cat
with zsh, you can use it, and then press space to have the !! replaced by the previous command to be able to edit it :)
I guess the 205 t16 never won any rally championship because the 205 never existed…
It remembers me the end of the 2010’s when ddr4 more than doubled because of miners, I think.
The thing is, in french resources, libertarian communism and anarcho-communism seem to be quite intertwined. I don’t know enough to tell if and how much they are different
The Spanish socialist revolution would like to disagree with communists I think
I guess I will try with a k3s on my workstation, but for a single NAS, I am not sure any kubernetes distribution is useful for now :)
What kind of annoying things are you dealing with?
Troubleshooting with a machinectl session, switching between services, backing up… It is small annoyances but if I can avoid them i’d like it.
You don’t have to put the user home in /var/lib either if that helps at all.
I half regret doing it.
If you’re already running rootless, I’d keep doing that unless there’s a really good reason not to.
The plan is about switching to a single user, I will stick to rootless podman this is for sure. It is more about dedicated users or a single one.
I guess I should define my threat model first. Your answer pulls me towards a single user though
I am already running rootless podman. My question is more about dedicated service users vs single user to run everything, still in rootless podman. I like podman and its integration with systemd to manage the life cycle of the container compared to docker.
I should have put it inside the post text but I used a wrong value inside a test
shutil.remove_tree(BASE_DIR) instead of shutil.remove_tree(TEMP_DIR) inside of tear down code
To push daily and to not write test :P
I don’t think so. Our gendarmerie is running a Linux distro since 10ish years, but the National Police is planning to change all the computers for windows 11. They are doing almost the same thing but there is a painful difference in Microsoft’s ass licking
Saddly, Macron is fucking everyone and helping far right to grow. Also, look for nestlé and Élysée. They are fucking corrupt too
I love it XD