Well, ithe correct way would be to create a new container image using your current image as the base and executing your commands, you then need to rebuild that image when the base image is updated.

I think you can use volumes or mounts to add signal files.

let arschflugkoerper = Some(Roflcopter);

You don't wanna know how many meteors couldn't stop in time and never found their way out again.

How much ram were you using? With how little ram Linux uses in normal operation only some applications will make you feel a difference.

Vibe coding is driving error development

The road to hell is paved with good intentions after all

Secure Boot

The UEFI specification defines a protocol known as Secure Boot, which...

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UEFI shell

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Classes

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Boot stages

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Usage

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Application development

And finally

Criticism

It's not the first thing, it's in the middle.

OpROMs?

So, you're saying it's possible?

Use nix run/nix shell and only add to the config when you've used that a lot for the same command.

Then clean up the config....someday.