From today, Septatrix (github.com/septatrix) is a member of the @nspawnorg team. He will be mainly maintaining the `mkosi-definitions` repo, among other things. I'm thrilled to have him on board, welcome!

And finally, mkosi definitions still seem a bit Chinese to me... I was used to the syntax on 14.x, but things have changed a lot...

Some people have asked me if they can pin to a specific build on hub.nspawn.org... and with the current status of the project I'm not sure if that can be supported, even when MS has kindly sponsored the project for about 1 year now, they have stated that it isn't forever

- Finish the current Rust-based client and add some features like automated network configuration. Am I missing something?

I have a few ideas for @nspawnorg : - A D-Bus interface to allow interaction from external clients. - A well-defined registry API to allow writing and reading metadata in a more concise way than what it's now (a TXT file).

Long time without writing on my blog, let's talk about Dev Containers this time. DevContainers: Migrating my entire Rust setup - edu4rdshl.dev/posts/devconta… #rust #linux #development #devcontainer #programming

Let's talk about #Linux on the desktop, #Gnome and the state of #Wayland in 2024. Here's my new blog post: edu4rdshl.dev/posts/my-move-…

Our current infrastructure is being sponsored by Microsoft, and we have really big plans for this year. We already have a GitHub Org that you can follow in github.com/nspawn where you can request images to add, report bugs, request features, etc.

I am the person behind nspawn.org / @nspawnorg The project's main objective is: create a hub like DockerHub but for systemd-nspawn containers that are build with mkosi (github.com/systemd/mkosi) and deployed automatically using the GitHub CI/CD.