Daily Shaarli
October 31, 2024
Rootless containers refers to the ability for an unprivileged user to create, run and otherwise manage containers. This term also includes the variety of tooling around containers that can also be run as an unprivileged user.
“Unprivileged user” in this context refers to a user who does not have any administrative rights, and is “not in the good graces of the administrator” (in other words, they do not have the ability to ask for more privileges to be granted to them, or for software packages to be installed).
Pros:
Can mitigate potential container-breakout vulnerabilities (Not a panacea, of course) Friendly to shared machines, especially in HPC environments
Cons:
Complexity
The Raspberry Pi is known for its versatility, typically running Linux-based operating systems like Raspberry Pi OS.
Surprisingly, it is also possible to install Windows 10 or 11 on a Raspberry Pi, despite the Pi's hardware limitations.
This guide will walk you through the process of installing Windows on a Raspberry Pi using a tool called WoR, which is short for Windows on Raspberry Pi.
Table of Contents
- 1. Partitions and Subvolumes Layout
- 2. Install Fedora Workstation 41
- 3. Post-Installation Configurations
- 4. Create the Additional Subvolumes
- 5. Bypass the Additional Passphrase Prompt
- 6. Install and Configure Snapper
- 7. Install and Configure Grub-Btrfs
- 8. Create a System Root Snapshot and Set It as the Default
- 9. Enable Automatic Timeline Snapshots
- 10. Issues and Possible Solutions
- 11. Upgrade Fedora 40 to Fedora 41
Dans ce tutoriel, nous allons apprendre à créer et à manipuler un tableau dans un script Bash. Nous verrons les bases des tableaux en Bash : comment initialiser un tableau, comment ajouter des éléments à ce tableau, mais aussi comment parcourir un tableau avec une boucle For.
Dans les différents langages, les tableaux sont très pratiques pour stocker plusieurs valeurs sous un même nom. Donc, nous pouvons en quelque sorte créer des listes de valeurs. Il y a différents types de tableaux en Bash, notamment des tableaux simples où chaque valeur est associée à un numéro d'index, et des tableaux associatifs où il y a des paires de données (association clé / valeur, où la clé est le texte de votre choix).