@nabeards Packages are just containerfiles so it is not hard to write them yourself in most cases: https://codeberg.org/stagex/stagex/src/branch/main/packages/core/curl/Containerfile

But file issues for things you want to see, or PRs if you get something building locally.

Need any help, drop into #stagex:matrix.org

stagex/packages/core/curl/Containerfile at main

stagex - A container-native, full-source bootstrapped, and reproducible toolchain to build all the things

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I would like to Request for Review on our 1st version (v0.9 tag) of the #whitepaper on #stagex
I have prepared a Review template that could be used when you create an Issue.
The manuscript is in #latex and #pdf .
https://codeberg.org/stagex/whitepapers/src/branch/main/out/stagex.pdf
@civodul
@cbaines
@stefano
@samueljohnson
If you have someone in mind that would be interested to review it, please let me know!
Thank you in advance!

PS: The project is intended for use by highly technical security engineers at this time.

whitepapers/out/stagex.pdf at main

whitepapers - Whitepapers from the stagex team

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Today I will be at #FOSSDEM26 helping in the cloak room!
CU there for #stagex stickers!
Well after quite some months a new release has landed on main branch with git commit: https://codeberg.org/stagex/stagex/commit/f33076ccbcf484eee52cc6994a96dfa89a607b8c
With this release #StageX brings more freedom to everybody by using `natively` #llvm to build the complete tree (full source #bootstrapped and #reproducible as always), initializing the era of cross-compiling "easily" for any other CPU architecture.If that doesn't excites you, then get prepared for other even better things coming into the next release!
See you at #FOSSDEM26 for stickers!

@fasterthanlime
There is a #bounty of $1000 to solve for #reproducible #rust to build x86_64-linux-gnu libstd for rust 1.91 with #stagex and be able to compile a dynamically linked rust binary with it that runs on #Debian.
Would you be interested to take the challenge?

#containers #linux

@fasterthanlime hmm, but what about stagex? :P

#stagex

@lrvick presents a focused look at #StageX, a minimal, fully bootstrapped, deterministic, multi-party-signed #Linux distribution for verifiable infrastructure. Existing "reproducible build" solutions often fall short when evaluated against stricter threat models, so StageX provides a container-native, fully bootstrapped, reproducible, and multi-signed toolchain aimed at delivering verifiable artifacts without exceptions.
Reproducible builds made easy: introducing StageX

This post is about Turnkey's journey with reproducible builds. We don't have a choice: our builds must be reproducible to secure TEE deployments and use remote attestations meaningfully. Unfortunately reproducible builds aren't easy out-of-the-box. We'll survey the landscape of existing options available to us, show our first attempt at reproducible builds, and explain why and how we've arrived at StageX: a new container-based, full-source-bootstrapped, reproducible, multi-party signed distro which simplifies reproducible builds considerably.

Quorum
@foone stagex is getting surprisingly close to making a Linux distro whose purpose is to run stuff in qemu, though ATM it's intended to run in cloud enclaves. You could probably swap the kernel with linux-generic or get a custom kernel config. We hang out in oftc#stagex / #stagex:matrix.org.
stagex

A container-native, full-source bootstrapped, and reproducible toolchain to build all the things

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