@cuddle@bsd.cafe That was exactly what I had in mind. For sure, there are many ones where I'm contributing like #GardenLinux or #Ansible (#AnsibleCollection), therefore I wouldn't delete my handle at all. It was more about moving my personal projects on my own instance instead of using GitHub. On the other hand, I think most ones will find on GitHub than anywhere else.

#QualvoSec is a robust #opensource (based on GPLv3) #security #patch #management tool designed for unattended upgrades on a variety of systems, encompassing mainstream Linux distributions (like #Debian, #Ubuntu, #GardenLinux, #RedHat, #CentOS, #RockyLinux etc.) and BSD-based systems like #FreeBSD.

Unlike bloated solutions like #Spacewalk or #Landscape, this framework of QualvoSec is characterized by its minimalistic design, ensuring simplicity and ease of use. It operates entirely in Python, utilizing only a handful of imports to streamline the user experience.

https://gyptazy.ch/blog/qualvosec-a-minimalistic-security-patch-management-tools-for-linux-and-bsd/

@dexter@bsd.network #GardenLinux 1312.2 seems to work (at least it boots).

Who will I meet at the #FOSDEM (#FOSDEM2024) in #Brussels (#Belgium)?

My shirt just arrived... You'll probably easily find me :)

#fos #foss #opensource #buildinpublic #dev #development #coding #linux #freebsd #ipv6 #netbsd #openbsd #bsdcafe #bsdnetwork #debian #gardenlinux #lightningtalk #techtalk