Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish • 17 days ago

Building native packages is complicated | Packaging Anubis as native packages

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Building native packages is complicated | Packaging Anubis as native packages

Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish • 17 days ago

Building native packages is complicated

Especially if you want a UX as good as Docker images give you.

Anubis provides protection against bots scraping websites and DDoSing projects.

This blog post is about Xe’s reasoning for originally only providing docker packages and their work to provide native packages.

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The fuck? There is nothing sexual about the character at all. Calling it pedophilic says a whole lot more about you than the software.

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