arch notes: + h3 on mkinitcpio
pacman -Q. note that doing Qq means the version numbers aren’t returned, which is probably what you want
title include: Os level virtualisation, system virtual machines native: + kvm (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) * vfio-pci * host pass through * runs on top of linux kernel * requires intel vt or amd v to something on running software inc OS for same hardware + vmware + virtualbox "vagrant" with virtualbox? hosted: + qemu * emulates hardware * jit/interpreter? is dynamic recompilation something else? proxmox: kvm + qemu to uninstall orphans: pacman -Qtdq | sudo pacman -Rns -
guix + guix install emacs + guix remove emacs don’t need sudo, instals locally. + "guix pull" to update package information + "guix upgrade" to upgrade installed packages + can run eg "guix shell emacs –" to open guix shell which includes emacs. can then run "emacs" + alt can do "guix shell emacs – emacs" + maybe just "guix shell emacs" + can view DAG with "guix graph –type=package emacs > emacs-graph.dot" + running eg "guix shell emacs" gives packages required to run emacs, ie runtime dependencies. running "guix shell –development" emacs gives build time dependencies. +
nix-shell from non-nix os eg can run nix-shell -p lolcow cowsay to get shell with both can run "nix-shell -p lolcow –run lolcow" to just run it nix-collect-garbage nix-env exists, but can clash with existing packages pacakges stored in /nix/store/ run nix-channel update to update packages can maintain shell.nix file to save exact config. running nix-shell looks for this file in same folder.
docker save (creates tar?)
docker: how to use GPU/CUDA
docker rm –rum (removes after finished running) docker rmi is alias for docker image rm docker rm ias alias for remove a container docker: section on tags docker compose to separate page podman page tookrebuild and restart docker-compose after pulling: + docker-compose up -d –build + actually don’t need to do down first? + can do this at the start too. replace readme with this? or just remove this stuff from readme given it’s in my home page
pacman. + –asdeps + can use that flag when installing a package, and it will be treated as a dependency on other thing + if install something which has that as optional, will be uninstalled.
XEN as alternative to KVM. XEN runs bare metal, no need for host OS? docker update or something?
managing qemu installs with virt-manager, libvert
arch linux: concept of groups as well as packages. mega packages (packages which just depend on others, means now backages which get added are added too). makepkg -r flag to uninstall anything just installed for the creation procesd arch: makepkg makes tarball using pacman -U after makepkg installs from tarbvall? using -i flag with makepkg just automates this
both porgage and emerge on gentoo page name
thing on unattended upgrades in page on each distro
alpine linux. very lightweight. has own package manager. alpine pacakge keeper. uses musl libc and busybox. lightweight
buildroot. distro for embedded systems