Making the life of the Linux developer - simple!
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Li Mo
Nov 19, 2015, 2:12:42 AM11/19/15
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Is the title catchy enough? :)
Wouldn't it be nice to offer a vagrant or vagga( https://github.com/tailhook/vagga ) configuration, to make the life of the developer easy?
I guess vagrant is more "portable"(in the sense that it is not Linux only). I personally prefer vagga since it's simple and fast to run + doesn't need root rights after it is installed.
If you are interested, I can write a vagga configuration. Would you be willing to accept a contribution for this?(There could be 1 script for set-up and/or 1 vagga.yaml file).
Wouldn't it be nice to offer a vagrant or vagga( https://github.com/tailhook/vagga ) configuration, to make the life of the developer easy?
I guess vagrant is more "portable"(in the sense that it is not Linux only). I personally prefer vagga since it's simple and fast to run + doesn't need root rights after it is installed.
If you are interested, I can write a vagga configuration. Would you be willing to accept a contribution for this?(There could be 1 script for set-up and/or 1 vagga.yaml file).
Wouter van Oortmerssen
Nov 20, 2015, 2:39:10 PM11/20/15
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These appear to be VM/container management tools. While I can see that to be useful to some, I would expect the common use case for developers using FlatUI to be on an actual Linux/Windows/OS X machine, so I don't think having these configuration files come out of the box with FlatUI makes much sense.
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