00:47:49	Ron BC:	What was the software behind that calendar?

(Sorry if I missed it, just joined...)
00:49:13	Lee Lammert:	Google Calender
00:56:18	Ron BC:	I haven't used podman, but have heard nice things about it vis a vis docker / k8s:  something about running in userspace?

Look forward to learning more...
01:03:53	Sean T:	Dan Walsh wrote a good book on Podman : https://www.manning.com/books/podman-in-action

I only got a few chapters in, but what I read was very good
01:18:33	tony.c:	what if you use vi but are really bad at it?
01:24:06	stan reichardt:	Observation: A well done GUI graphical tool can help you learn the command line tool.
01:28:16	tony.c:	man namespaces
01:40:09	Steve Gomez:	podman.io
01:41:46	tony.c:	it only comes up here ...
01:41:47	tony.c:	https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS-level_virtualization#Implementations
01:41:53	Sean T:	Reacted to "https://en.wikipedia..." with 👍
01:48:49	Andrew Denner:	ECR is aws
01:50:01	Sean T:	This is inside my Podman-machine

[user@Desktop ~]$ cat /etc/redhat-release
Fedora release 37 (Thirty Seven)

I just ran dnf update inside there, tons of upgrades needed. Going to apply them and see if something breaks
01:56:42	Sean T:	It only broke it a little. Had to restart the Podman machine and restart Podman desktop
02:00:03	MO:	would those properties be in the Inspect file??
02:00:21	Josh Horton:	Have a good night everyone. I have to leave a bit early tonight.
02:34:00	Sean T:	Podman has something like Watchtower built in: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-auto-update.1.html
02:38:10	john Steinmeyer:	Sorry guys I don't know what you heard but I stepped away for a few minutes and found the cat walking on the key board and did not notice I became unmuted
02:38:54	Sean T:	Here is a link to podman sh that was just mentioned : https://blog.podman.io/2023/08/podman-v4-6-introduces-podmansh-a-revolutionary-login-shell/
02:50:42	Andrew Denner:	I'm guilty of Resume Driven Dev
02:51:00	Andrew Denner:	Also conference driven dev
02:58:34	Andrew Denner:	A rocky image?
02:59:46	Andrew Denner:	In theory you could do a xrdp remote service to do your xorg?
03:01:59	tony.c:	https://kubevirt.io/
03:04:16	tony.c:	https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/introducing-red-hat-universal-base-image
03:08:18	Andrew Denner:	Thank you!
03:08:25	MO:	Thank You!
03:08:32	Chris Bowland:	Thank you all! This was great!
03:09:31	Sean T:	Thanks Chris, great talk
03:09:59	Chris Bowland:	Catch y’all on the flip side
03:10:03	Chris Bowland:	Hang loose