Been waiting for this! | Release Alpha 0.1.0 · spacedriveapp/spacedrive
After 15 months of development we are extremely excited to be releasing the first version of Spacedrive as an early public alpha.
This is an MVP, and by no means feature complete. Please test out t...
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Author: Sascha Grunert
The Kubernetes community recently announced that their legacy package repositories are frozen, and now they moved to introduced community-owned package repositories powered by the OpenBuildService (OBS). CRI-O has a long history of utilizing OBS for their package builds, but all of the packaging efforts have been done manually so far.
The CRI-O community absolutely loves Kubernetes, which means that they're delighted to announce that:
All future CRI-O packages will be shipped as part of the officially supported Kubernetes infrastructure hosted on pkgs.
These were supposed to go up in February. Max and I were planning to go see the launch at Cape Canaveral until it got scrubbed. | Two Project Kuiper prototype satellites reach orbit