s/alpinelinux
Small. Simple. Secure.
Alpine Linux is a security-oriented, lightweight Linux distribution based on musl libc and busybox.
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I've been daily-driving Alpine Linux on my laptop (I know, crazy?), It's been quite a great experience despite having to build from source or using flatpaks, and that NVIDIA proprietary drivers don't work here. Any other Alpine daily-driver users here on BBS?
💬 2 comments · 2 likes · 2025-02-16 · 1 year ago
Grafana tools in Alpine repos — IRL I am a telemetry engineer at a big french server company, so I work a lot with grafana tools. So naturally I felt the need to package them into Alpine Linux. I recently submitted Tempo as a package, you're welcome to test it out and leave a review. Here are some Grafana tools I already maintain in Alpine: And of course, Grafana itself, not maintained by me:
💬 View post · 2025-01-26 · 1 year ago
My contributions of the day — I am a package maintainer for the Alpine Linux project. I find it very easy to contribute, the toolchain is nice and the community is welcoming. Here is today's list of my contributions: upgrade community/appprise to version 1.9.1 submission of new package for gmcapsule submission of new package for cortex-tenant A very productive day.
💬 4 comments · 2024-12-18 · 1 year ago · #contribution #package
New subspace for Alpine Linux — Hello people. I'm just back to Gemini after having tried on its first days of existence. Happy to see how it turned out :) Anyway, I created a new subspace for Alpine Linux users s/alpinelinux so feel free to join. Thanks for your attention.
💬 5 comments · 5 likes · 2024-12-17 · 1 year ago