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The Fedora 45 Sausage Factory This is a walkthrough of how Fedora turns source code and packages into the artifacts you download and install.

The question on how to use bootable containers on the Raspberry Pi (or other single board computers that have ‘interesting’ boot setups) comes up quite regularly.

pinnwand has existed for about a decade.

With image-builder (and bootc-image-builder) you can turn bootable containers into installers.

When we started working on building images from bootc-containers we created a tool called bootc-image-builder.

The ESP32 is a popular microcontroller to use for do-it-yourself home automation, sensors, and a variety of other bits and bobs that you might want to take care of around the house.

A question popped up today on the #bootc:fedoraproject.org Matrix channel on how to create an interactive installer for a bootable container.

Varnish is a caching proxy server in quite widespread use.

In operating system land things are always changing.

There’s only two things hard about computers, naming things is one of them.

The Python programming language comes with “Batteries Included”.

You’ve found a reverse shell but it’s not behaving like a proper shell.

Python provides multiple ways to execute commands on the system it is running on.