vaporup

At first glance the main difference seems to be that NSL uses virtual machines with systemd-vmspawn and sdme uses containers with systemd-nspawn

How does this compare to "sdme"?

- https://sdme.io

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eVfgzd_xyQ

Could you explain the differences to tools like debspawn and the like ?

didn't find anything either

What an unfortunate name to search for. Searching for debhelper finds mainly documentation but search for debputy and you are lost...

Actually it is not that hard:

  - default: https://vaporup.github.io/books/the-pragmatic-sysadmin/debian-packaging/
  -   quick: https://nfpm.goreleaser.com/usage/

Oh man, this is great. I was always confused with this stuff and didn't notice that this is such a big mess...

Thank you

- sugar - carbs - vaccines - big pharma - chemtrails - ...

The devil's hands were busy...

Yes, I use them for work. Checkout ssh-certinfo also:

https://github.com/vaporup/ssh-tools/blob/master/ssh-certinf...

TCL

Are there now any libraries which can parse dynamic YAML files?

I found it very hard to do with map[string]interface{} or figuring out which kind of structs to create...

For JSON there seem to be many libs now which can do this.

Something like https://whoosh.readthedocs.io for Crystal-Lang, Go-Lang, or as a CLI tool

Wow, I thought I was reading about my own journey :-)

Fedora made it very difficult to get the package in and Gentoo seemed to have no interest

put the "hide" button to a fixed position. Currently it is a moving target