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Hi all! I try to use Podman on my FreeBSD 14.3-RELEASE like this: sudo podman run --rm -ite LC_ALL=C.UTF-8 --os=linux docker.io/library/debian:latest /bin/bash It's ok, I get into bash and then I try to update repo info but get error: root@4940d1d2bc8c:/# apt update Get:1...

One thought - you could buy a mini-pc and boot Linux on that. I actually do the (opposite) right now and boot FreeBSD on a mini-pc (INTEL NUC) and then from another machine I use a Linux VNC client (Remmina) to ssh to the INTEL NUC using (Link): Tiger VNC to get an XFCE GUI FreeBSD experience...

Alpine is always OpenRC based (maybe S6 a day) but some developers (from Alpine or Systemd, can't remember) are porting systemd to MUSL...

Alpine Linux does not use systemd. It was the most commonly used distro for Docker containers for a while. I dunno or care if that's still the case. True dat. Lennart and his acolytes are at least at good at politics as they are at computer programming.

I couldn't agree more. I know that docker images are usually huge security holes worse than samba :D That the developers who create the images have no idea how to secure all this... I used to use containerds at my work, and it creates a huge mess... Fundamentally, the divide between...

...for one more prefer the Windows way where everything is dumped into two or three directories which look horrible, but there's that, instead of Docker abstracting the filesystem which makes it even harder to manage the shitty old lib/executable and there are even more chances that it gets...

======= Ignore - Just a RANT, not help...from poorly informed semi-noob======= Docker is the reason Linux is "beating" FreeBSD as headless server alternative....right now....and the reason behind WSL on Windows (embrace -> suffocate pipeline) Another one is lack of HW pass-through capability...

The instructions are pretty much along the following lines (discussed at https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/minimal-pkgbase-jails-chroots-docker-oci-like.99512/#post-731756): -- create a dataset # zfs create zroot/jail/template/$(freebsd-version) -- Copy pkg(8) keys to access repositories #...

https://hub.docker.com/r/freebsd/freebsd-runtime https://hub.docker.com/r/freebsd/freebsd-static https://hub.docker.com/r/freebsd/freebsd-dynamic https://hub.docker.com/r/freebsd/freebsd-toolchain https://hub.docker.com/r/freebsd/freebsd-notoolchain I guess building on Docker Hub is the...

People can self-host decentralized empires, but choose Facebook and NextCloud in Docker :p

Congratulations on your new project ! And good luck !

...it, I would post this on reddit. So far FreeBSD keeps up - Ollama with GPU working in pkg. OpenCode works. A lot of minor tools is only via Docker but that is tragedy waiting to happen anyway, given it runs under root. I just hope FreeBSD keeps up and not waste time with things like KDE...

T Thanks. It looks fun. I might try next weekend.

Why does this need a vnet jail?

The guy that vibe coded OpenClaw (aka main developer?) reminds me so much of a script kiddie in an IRC channel, I thought these specimen went extinct... Anyways I'll be testing this with an employee of mine and the kiss will be with local LLM. Honestly above have all of the tools I like much...

Looking to host my FreeBSD containers on DockerHub. Building on GitLab. I only see the DockerHub community source tree here so I will build from that https://hub.docker.com/u/freebsd

Just to be clear, I did not invent anything I mostly borrowed ideas from the the wiki page and this how-to. For my usage FreeBSD-set-basejail is my go to. FreeBSD-set-minimal-jail seems for very specific case, command like sysrc doesn't work for example and I bet many other things are missing too.

...and I want to build FreeBSD OCI containers hopefully. The Project Jupyter community via The Binder Project community has a tool called repo2docker. repo2docker lets you reproducibly build and run user environment container images for interactive computing and data workflows from source code...

...I’m working on a build - nothing too ambitious . Is there something wrong with the community development on DockerHub here: https://hub.docker.com/u/freebsd We also have FreeBSD OCI containers at source tree here: https://download.freebsd.org/snapshots/OCI-IMAGES/ My wip build is looking...

...to thin jails there as thick jails, from what I can work out, aren't that much different in terms of size and resources from podman or docker containers. I'm still working out how to do it, but from what I've read you can even export those to OCI compliant containers these days. I wouldn't...