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jcastro

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About jcastro

- https://ypsidanger.com - https://projectbluefin.io

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    Comment #49146718

    > what did Claude help them with? https://askubuntu.com/ There's decades of this stuff.

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    Comment #49131134

    It depends if you like U2 or not I suppose.

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    Comment #49130814

    Shades of: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songs_of_Innocence_(U2_album)#...

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    Comment #49048643

    That's most of the entire planet using Linux.

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    Comment #48770564

    > 5.7.0+ds2-3build1 No thanks I'll get it from podman.

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    Comment #48770512

    I'm sorry this is happening to you. I'm on the team that helped bring podman into the CNCF and I worked on ubuntu for over a decade, this isn't a technical problem this is a busine…

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    Comment #48703681

    This is amazing! I'm working on a three node strix halo agentic OS factory designed to be maintained by local agents: https://github.com/projectbluefin/testing-lab This memory band…

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    Comment #48651540

    There's nothing weird about container development, this is modern linux everything happens in user space.

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    Comment #48578981

    > A lot of work ahead. Lots of orgs have been documenting their moves to KubeVirt over the past year or so. There's KubeCon video recordings on the youtube channel from Amsterdam w…

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    Comment #47197283

    > is currently converging on a different proposal by systemd developers that's standardized by the UAPI Group We're working in this space with Project Bluefin: https://github.com/p…

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    Comment #47197239

    > customized via a Containerfile could work too? Except rebooting/reimagine for every change sounds tedious as hell. You can do this today with Aurora, Bazzite, Bluefin, and other …

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    Comment #46505990

    > In one example I cite in my article, ChatGPT Agent spends fourteen minutes futilely trying to select a value from a drop-down menu on a real estate website Man dude, don't automa…

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    Comment #45553529

    OS/2 my beloved.

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    Comment #45382134

    > I still don't even know what a DistGit or COPR is. I agree, I hate all of this too. The wolfi version will be much better.

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    Comment #45347059

    I would be in trouble if I didn't trust jreilly1821 since he's one of the Bluefin maintainers. And the nvidia binaries come from an nvidia employee.

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    Comment #45324600

    ostree is the library that rpm-ostree and bootc share. However bootc is moving over to composefs as a backend. This effectively makes it distro agnostic and there are communities f…

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    Comment #45323640

    For Bluefin LTS we're in control of all the 3rd party repositories we use. We depend on EPEL but so does everybody else. I am unaware of any kernel patches that we are shipping sin…

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    Comment #45323601

    Co-maintainer here. I dogfooded Silverblue for about 2 years before deciding to do this. Initially Bluefin was just a "fix me script" that did the usual bits. When bootc came aroun…

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    Comment #45323517

    Co-maintainer here. When I saw one of these I immediately want to run Bluefin on it. In spirit I would love to support this, someone with one of these would need to PR in support, …

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    Comment #45323485

    Hi everyone! I built this 4 years ago as a passion project and now it's led to a culmination of things that led to release. Happy to answer questions!

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    Comment #44906739

    > just to move the clock from the center of the status bar to the side. And I like linux because there are plenty of people who also do not care about this and want to just use the…

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    Comment #44830288

    Hi Jeff, I'm a linux ambassador for Framework and I have one of these units. It'd be interesting if you would install ramalama in fedora and test that. I've been using that out of …