Native Docker on Apple Silicon with vz

Linux Saloon 192 | Storm OS Distribution Exploration The Linux Saloon discussed Storm OS, an Arch-based distribution created by Ben and contributors. Feedback highlighted the need for productivity apps to attract intermediate users. Participants shared their experiences in tech, including testing openSUSE Tumbleweed. Suggestions for improvement focused on appealing to a broader audience of potential users....

Jensen Huang just compared OpenClaw to Linux and React. He's right that agents are the next platform shift. But here's what nobody said at GTC: Giving agents an operating system doesn't tell them how to do the job. They still don't know which APIs to call, in what order, or what to do when something breaks midway. So we built Hintas to solve it. Hintas reads your existing docs, extracts the workflow logic, and ships it as an MCP server any agent can call. We handle the auth, the deployment, and the updates as your product changes.

Who knew a space in a mount name could break your Node apps? I recently tried mounting my drive to /mnt/D: Drive. Why that name? Just because I dual boot and wanted a similar Windows feel. But turns out, if your path has a space, then node_modules might not link correctly. I was stuck for a while where npm i was successful, but npm run dev just didn’t work. No clear errors, just things failing silently. Eventually, I figured out it was the space in the path causing the issue. So yeah, if you’re mounting a drive on a Linux system… maybe avoid spaces in the name 😅

I just contributed the ethernet driver for the Tilck operating system (by Vladislav Valtchev) and thought I should take a moment to share how cool this project is! It's a kernel compatible with Linux at the ABI level, which means you can run Linux binaries on Tilck as they are (as long as the required system calls are implemented). It's designed to be small, predictable/deterministic, and robust, so it would really shine wherever RT Linux is used. It's source code is incredibly well-written and thoughtfully tested. It's definitely worth taking the time to study it for anyone getting into kernel development. There is also a Kernel Recipies presentation well worth watching (link at the bottom) There is still some work that needs to be done, such as the network and disk subsystems. But as of this evening, after my PR was merged, Tilck officially supports Gigabit Ethernet (Intel e1000) cards!! Cool stuff Oh, and it also runs Vim and Doom :D Tilck: https://lnkd.in/dz-NwUy3 PR: https://lnkd.in/dfXMA2Ww Presentation: https://lnkd.in/dijt-F_J

New video with Catherine Edelveis: a short, practical comparison of five lightweight Linux distros used in containers. Alpine gets most of the attention, but it is far from the only option. This video looks at Alpine, Alpaquita, Chiseled Ubuntu, RHEL UBI Micro, and Wolfi through the lenses that actually matter when you pick a base image: libc, image size, package ecosystem, release model, and supply chain security features like SBOM and provenance. No forced ranking, no one-size-fits-all answer. Just a clear breakdown of the trade-offs so you can judge what fits your stack. https://hubs.li/Q0483RKR0

EndeavorOS Titan is one of the most unique Arch-based Linux distros I've tried: EndeavorOS Titan is the newest release in this Arch-based distribution, and it is well worth the update, especially if you depend on proper GPU drivers. http://dlvr.it/TRbWTx #EndeavorOS #LinuxDistros #ArchLinux #OpenSource

EndeavorOS Titan is one of the most unique Arch-based Linux distros I've tried: EndeavorOS Titan is the newest release in this Arch-based distribution, and it is well worth the update, especially if you depend on proper GPU drivers. http://dlvr.it/TRbWV0 #EndeavorOS #LinuxDistros #ArchLinux #OpenSource

EndeavorOS Titan is one of the most unique Arch-based Linux distros I've tried: EndeavorOS Titan is the newest release in this Arch-based distribution, and it is well worth the update, especially if you depend on proper GPU drivers. http://dlvr.it/TRbWTD #EndeavorOS #LinuxDistros #ArchLinux #OpenSource

EndeavorOS Titan is one of the most unique Arch-based Linux distros I've tried: EndeavorOS Titan is the newest release in this Arch-based distribution, and it is well worth the update, especially if you depend on proper GPU drivers. http://dlvr.it/TRbWTz #EndeavorOS #LinuxDistros #ArchLinux #OpenSource

Day 15/41 — I started looking inside the system… not just files. Until now, I was working with files and commands. Today I explored how Linux handles running processes. 👉 1. ps Shows currently running processes Example: ps 👉 Displays a list of processes in your current session 👉 2. top Shows real-time system activity Example: top 👉 Displays: • CPU usage • Memory usage • Running processes 👉 Updates continuously (like a live dashboard) 👉 3. htop (optional, if installed) A more user-friendly version of top Example: htop 👉 Easier to read and navigate 💡 What I noticed: Linux is always running multiple processes in the background — even when you’re doing nothing. 👉 Bonus: You can stop a process using: kill <process_id> This feels like getting a deeper look into how the system actually works. Tomorrow I’ll explore how to manage processes more effectively. If you use Linux — do you prefer top or htop?