WriteFreely is a blogging and publish tool as well as an important part of the Fediverse network. It is lightweight and easy to host. However, the official Container (Docker) setup is not even correct. So here comes a working deployment notes.
Atom is a flexible and powerful editor made by GitHub. I have been coding with it for years and I loved it. But it takes up many resources including CPU and I/O and sometimes leads to lagging on my old workstation. With hesitation, I eventually switch to VSCodium. > Cover
Previous Status Continue on previous post https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/simple-homebrew-kubernetes-deployment/ [https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/simple-homebrew-kubernetes-deployment/] And post https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/deploy-ceph-storage-and-csi-for-pods-consume-in-kubernetes-home-lab/ [https://blog.sakuragawa.moe/deploy-ceph-storage-and-csi-for-pods-consume-in-kubernetes-home-lab/] The Kubernetes cluster bootstrapping is complete and the Flannel network takes the charge of getting pods connect
OpenMediaVault, as a popular NAS solution, has released "Usul" for months. Somehow there is no built-in ways to upgrade between major releases. The actual best upgrade solution is a clean installation.
Just as what other tools I use every day, Linux and Vim, they are all unfriendly tools to beginners. However, when you get familiar with them, you can find that they are the best tools you can find in the world.