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jan.wildeboer.net | ||
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blog.meadowhawk.xyz
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| | | | | I am so behind on blog posts but, thanks to a round of Covid, I'm not up for much so.. writing blog drafts! First up is a little app I wrote in an... | |
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brandonrozek.com
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| | | | | LXC is a containerization technology that allows us to create system containers. We can set it up so that we can SSH into a container and perform many of the same tasks we would on a regular Linux box. I currently have two uses cases for this. First, these system containers allows me to follow instruction documentation for projects that do not treat docker/podman as a first class distribution method. Maybe the project relies on being able to access systemd, or perhaps I don't want the additional burden o... | |
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robr.dev
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| | | | | Three things from this week. When you've got a home server or a lab computer that you want to keep on all the time there are a lot of ways to set up the jobs you want it to do. My current lab machine is a pretty capable 5th gen AMD Ryzen 7. I decided to try Debian Testing as the OS and I installed with a desktop environment even though I expect that most of the time I won't be using that interface. | |
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www.jimmielightner.com
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| | | [AI summary] The author explains how to set up systemd user timers to run a script for updating blocklists, emphasizing the need for both a service and timer unit file. | ||
