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This is really great. I have been trying to get my docker to be more distributable. Right now it's just a simple python script in a python env inside a docker container inside a QEMU container to automate a click and then netcat something. Pretty sweet. It's only like 20GB, so pretty lightweight by modern standards.
/s this please, people might get some ideas otherwise...
There is some great cosmic irony here. A section about never needing to build, install, etc… just give me an executable. Followed immediately with an incantation for zig to build this project
Awesome project though.
I absolutely love how we are going full circle to portable executable binaries but with embedded OS. Taking the whole "it works on my machine" to a whole new level of troubleshooting hell. Awesome project though.
Nice to see Zig in action, btw. What about using Zon for deps, instead of a git submodule? Just curious if the author tried it, I honestly didn't have time to use Zon deps yet
This is incredibly cool! Currently using docker as a way to easily distribute and run an open project[1], this would be great to use on top of docker Will this run ok on a Mac? (I see the feature is pending, any tests done yet?) [1] https://github.com/nicobrenner/commandjobs
Thanks! > Will this run ok on a Mac? I've managed to make it work but unfortunately not in a way that produces portable binaries. I just need to figure out how to selectively statically link some of the QEMU dependencies or write a runtime that uses Apple's VirtualizationFramework.
I absolutely love how we are going full circle to portable executable binaries but with embedded OS. Taking the whole "it works on my machine" to a whole new level of troubleshooting hell. Awesome project though.
This is really great. I have been trying to get my docker to be more distributable. Right now it's just a simple python script in a python env inside a docker container inside a QEMU container to automate a click and then netcat something. Pretty sweet. It's only like 20GB, so pretty lightweight by modern standards.