If your boxkit has init.... You can run systemd one shot services to run configurations for you. You
If your boxkit has init.... You can run systemd one shot services to run configurations for you. You can also use systemd-tmpfiles as well
Joh you mean inside the boxkit
Jsorry I swapped to OS mode
JI'd be interested in knowing the use case, what's the end goal?
FOhhh smart
FI'm just tryna make a good dev env
FThat I can create multiple of
FAlso that I can ssh into
Jcan you describe it a bit?
Jyou shouldn't need to ssh to anything
FI'll commit
FWdym
Jthe container is running on your machine, you just enter it, it's not like a VM
FYeah, but if I'm using vscode from another machine and want to ssh into it, it's really awkward and doesn't work well unless I directly ssh into the box
Jok so if you're looking to do remote stuff use the remote extension in vscode to connect to a devcontainer, boxkit is like "I want my own distrobox"
Jtwo different use cases
FThe remote extension can connect to a container running on a different PC!?!?!
Fyeah, I wanted to customize it to have oh-my-zsh with my config setup properly
Jyeah you can have all your PCs at home doing no work but connecting to a centralized setup doing all the actual work
F
FWhich one?
Jthis is where my expertise falls off a cliff, I wish we had someone to write all this down, there are people here doing it for sure.
FConnect via SSH to Docker engine running on a remote machine and use the remote machine as a development environment for Visual Studio Code.
FI'll be damned
Jiirc this is how bketelsen does it
Jalso as a bonus if you tailscale all of it you can go anywhere with your laptop and it's all "local" as far as your UX goes.
FOh I'm using Tailscale
FI love Tailscale so much it's unreal
FDamn
Jsit on a plane, let your homelab do the work.
BSo. This is one of those moments where I must suggest we keep the channel related to development of ublue itself.
I love helping troubleshoot various things but they probably belong in general or other-dev or something
I love helping troubleshoot various things but they probably belong in general or other-dev or something
Jmy fault, slide over to #bluefin
FAh sorry
FMy bad
FThis is bazzite so should I go to #bazzite-dev @j0rge ?
J#general is fine
BThis channel really shouldnt be the “how do I do xyz?” Place. But it’s @j0rge ‘s bad not yours @Frityet 
BAnd @j0rge I still think it may be helpful to reorder the channels in the sidebar so this isn’t first 
Jyeah let's not get in the way of bsherman, DELIVERING THE WORLD'S BEST KERNEL TO THE REST OF THE TEAM. In short order too.
BFlattery will get you… well, somewhere.
J
Twhat if you woke up one day and this channel was moved to the very end of the discord? how long would it take for most of you to notice :clueless:
JI made a new one
J
BI mean… I would t complain
BSweet! Ucore builds failed to version mismatch! This is good. Fast failure by design to avoid slows confusing skew like fails
AHeya ; I see the broken automounting behaviour has been introduced into the deck-testing images sometime over the last couple of weeks
Aas someone who uses their machine to produce binary image builds for imaging to sd cards this is incredibly frustrating. Not least that 'safely removing' means that the media needs replugging
Kbroken automounting?
APlasma6 automount service settings are not honored
Aplugging stuff in will automount it irrespective of wether the automount service has checkboxes ticked or not
