Stefan Agner

Tried using this menu functionality by checking out your menu branch. I added `HISTORY_SUBSTRING_SEARCH_MENU=1` and bound history-substring-search-up to a key. However, no menu is displayed. Substring search works otherwise as...

@utam0k hm, that is the containerd API basically allowing to update using a Resource object correct? I guess it still requires the runc changes to make the device part actually...

@utam0k from what I understand `containerd` uses `runc` as low-level runtime by default. I don't think it has a built-in low level runtime, it requires runc to work (see https://github.com/containerd/containerd/blob/main/BUILDING.md#runc)....

There is no `ed` on OS level. It seems you are using the Terminal Add-on. The Terminal runs in its own container which is Alpine Linux based. But I can...

I can also reproduce this on my x86-64 machine: ``` $ docker run -it alpine / # echo "# test" > test / # ed test "test", 1 lines, 7...

@derekatkins yes, sorry, should have been more specific. I don't care about `ed` that much :slightly_smiling_face: . The check above with the official Alpine image only shows that it hasn't...

> Looks like upstream is working on fixing it (and has actually already pushed a commit). Not sure when it'll be in a state where this add-on can pull in...

This sounds like broken hardware. Any database needs to rely on underlying storage to behave according to certain minimal characteristics, e.g. in terms of write ordering or that "sync" calls...

> What broken hardware in virtualization? Also virtualized "hardware" can be broken: If the virtualization does not adhere to the expected semantics. Now with virtualization the whole topic gets more...

I think with your know-how, and the expectation to have direct access to all services and its data directory, using Debian and maintain the system yourself using containers instead of...