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Yes, you’d have to do systemctl --user

For your personal use, you probably shouldn’t get an “AI” GPU. If you start needing a terrabyte of VRAM and heat, space, and energy start getting real problems, reconsider. Even if you need more VRAM than the best gaming GPU (i.e. 5090…), it will be cheaper to get multiple gaming GPUs and use them as a cluster (you will take a performance hit though).

Fedora Silverblue (GNOME), absolute stability with modern software. Distrobox for non-flatpaks or Dev environments. My choice.

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Just place your Quadlets in the $HOME/.config/containers/systemd/ directory for this ;)

The reference I linked to earlier also contains more information on rootless.

Your distrust is kind of reasonable: I’ve been using this a lot for the past year and there definitely were two or three moments where it was a bit annoying, too little transparent on what commands will be run, etc.

Same here; Rootless Podman Quadlets gang unite (there is two of us in total)

Yeah, it’s great that Gitea/Forgejo has a copy-paste snippet in the docs, but you can actually use that with pretty much every container.

There is this useful tool to convert containers, podman commands or even compose files to podman-systemd units: https://github.com/containers/podlet

One thing the author probably hasn’t done yet or just doesn’t mention is that you can configure .container services with systemd-podman units (often called quadlets), e.g. a simple MariaDB container would look like this:

[Unit]
Description=MariaDB container

[Container]
Image=docker.io/mariadb:latest
Environment=MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=rootpassword
Environment=MYSQL_USER=testuser
Environment=MYSQL_PASSWORD=testpassword
Environment=MYSQL_DATABASE=testdb

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target

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This is superb, because it means your containers finally feel well-integrated with the rest of the OS and you can use systemctl, journalctl, etc. just like you would with other services.

Personally, I use this as an alternative to Podman/Docker compose and have been very happy with it running rootless containers from Nextcloud, Pufferpanel, Forgejo, Authentik, etc. (ask me for .container files if you need any help, I’m currently working on a small repo with a collection)

LaughingCrying in 0.38€/kWh

Always a 50/50 of someone either actually being very fluent in English or just a fellow German who also thinks its funny to just sprinkle in the occasional allowed German word here and there…

In today’s episode of What happens when you don’t use the GPL

This but with PHP, kinda. It isn’t my favorite language/really good, and at some point in time it deserved the hate, but it has come a long way.

For anyone curious, this is the (great) original video this was commented on:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2C2CNmK7dQ

Crazy to think that one of twenty people I meet outside use Linux

Logseq, it’s a lot like Obsidian as it also has knowledge graphs, tags, is markdown-based and self-hostable but, in contrast to Obsidian, it’s fully open source