Debarshi's den

I found myself dealing with various rough edges and questions around running Ollama on Fedora Silverblue for the past few months.

Those of you who follow the Toolbx project might have noticed something odd about our latest release that came out a month ago.

If you are using Toolbx 0.1.2 or newer, then some existing containers have been hit by a bug that breaks certificates from certificate authorities (or CAs) that are used for secure network communication.

… and why did it take so long for that to happen?

This is the second instalment of my 2023 retrospective series on Toolbx. 1 One very important thing that we did behind the scenes was to make Toolbx a release blocker for Fedora 39 and onwards.

… and why did it take so long for that to happen?

Six years ago As part of our efforts to make Fedora Workstation more attractive for developers, particularly those building applications that would be deployed on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, we had made it easy to create gratis, self-supported Red Hat Enter…

This is a deep dive into some of the technical details of Toolbx and is a continuation from the earlier post about bypassing the immutability of OCI containers.

At 15:00 UTC today, I will be talking about Toolbx on a new episode of Community Central.

This is a deep dive into some of the technical details of Toolbx.