Ubuntu and Debian: ZFS Desktop Support, Weekly Newsletter, LXD For Linux Containers, Ubuntu Core and Raspberry Pi, Debian Buster on the Raspberry Pi 3
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Ubuntu's Work On New Desktop Installer Continues, Evaluating ZFS Desktop Support
A few things in Ubuntu's latest weekly development summary caught our attention... As has been going on for months, a new Ubuntu installer "Ubiquity-NG" continues to be worked on, but seemingly tying into that they are looking at ZFS support on the desktop.
Public details are light, but it looks like Canonical is evaluating the means of better supporting ZFS on the desktop. ZoL packages are available for all Ubuntu editions right now, but not any nice/easy-to-use desktop installer integration at the moment.
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The Fridge: Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 564
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Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter Issue 564
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LXD For Linux Containers Had A Very Fruitful 2018
While Canonical often takes heat for their various project "forks", their work on LXD for further innovating atop LXC for Linux containers has really paid off. Over the past few years LXD has really evolved into quite a capable system container manager beast.
Stéphane Graber of Canonical talked at FOSDEM in Brussels yesterday about LXD over 2018 and its many accomplishments. The biggest achievement for this project that continues to be led by Canonical is that LXD now ships on all Chromebooks as part of its container support for running Linux applications.
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Easy IoT with Ubuntu Core and Raspberry Pi
My current job involves me mostly working in the upper layers of the desktop software stack however I started out working in what was then called embedded engineering but now would probably be know as the Internet of Things (IoT). I worked on a number of projects which normally involved taking some industrial equipment (radio infrastructure, camera control system) and adding a stripped down Linux kernel and an application.
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Debian buster on the Raspberry Pi 3 (update) [Ed: Updated Monday]
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Looking for a new Raspberry Pi image maintainer
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