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Using systemd's run0 as a sudo replacement: https://www.edu4rdshl.dev/posts/new-year-new-sudo-using-systemd-s-run0-as-a-sudo-replacement/
From today, Septatrix (https://github.com/septatrix) is a member of the @nspawnorg team. He will be mainly maintaining the `mkosi-definitions` repo, among other things.
I'm thrilled to have him on board, welcome!
I have a few ideas for @nspawnorg :
- A D-Bus interface to allow interaction from external clients.
- A well-defined registry API to allow writing and reading metadata in a more concise way than what it's now (a TXT file).
- Finish the current Rust-based client and add some features like automated network configuration.
Am I missing something?
We are looking for testers! We are writing a new client for managing systemd-nspawn containers to replace the old script, it's still experimental but completely usable.
Please tell us the features you want to have and more on https://github.com/nspawn/nspawn/discussions/21
Cheers!
You can mirror our images via `rsync`, simply use the following command pointing to your mirror's destination path:
`rsync -avzP http://hub.nspawn.org::containers /your_path`
You are welcome to mirror us or use our images for your convenience!
Let's talk about #rustlang! Keeping your #Rust toolchain and binaries up-to-date on #Linux, the easy way.
https://www.edu4rdshl.dev/posts/keeping-your-rust-toolchain-and-binaries-up-to-date-the-easy-way/
Eduard T
