Programming: Buildah, Python, KDE/Krita and Debian/Linux
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buildah error: vfs driver does not support overlay.mountopt options
Buildah and podman make a great pair for building, managing and running containers on a Linux system. You can even use them with GitLab CI with a few small adjustments, namely the switch from the overlayfs to vfs storage driver.
I have some regularly scheduled GitLab CI jobs that attempt to build fresh containers each morning and I use these to get the latest packages and find out early when something is broken in the build process.
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PyCoder’s Weekly: Issue #381 (Aug. 13, 2019)
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Krita Sprint 2019
So, we had a Krita sprint last week, a gathering of contributors of Krita. I’ve been at all sprints since 2015, which was roughly the year I became a Krita contributor. This is in part because I don’t have to go abroad, but also because I tend to do a lot of administrative side things.
This sprint was interesting in that it was an attempt to have more if not as much artists as developers there. The idea being that the previous sprint was very much focused on bugfixing and getting new contributors familiar with the code base(we fixed 40 bugs back then), this sprint would be more about investigating workflow issues, figuring out future goals, and general non-technical things like how to help people, how to engage people, how to make people feel part of the community.
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Steve Kemp: That time I didn't find a kernel bug, or did I?
Recently I saw a post to the linux kernel mailing-list containing a simple fix for a use-after-free bug.
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