Excalidraw

Um, and, uh, and I created a new process mapping system for myself so that they, uh, so that we can both look at the discrete systems, um, rather than my needing to say, "All right, I think I understood you.

I made it in Excalidraw.

Go look at Excalidraw and tell me if that's wrong." [laughs]

[laughs] Yeah.

Uh, now we're in a much better situation, thank you Claude Artifacts for the process mapper, but-

Greetings, wherever you may be.

This is Edgar Dujambo, and in today's podcast, we're going to install, uh, Excalidraw, uh, using Podman Desktop.

But wait, wait for it.

Obviously, we're gonna use Podman.

And remember, whether it's Podman, Docker, or Kubernetes, you can control all of that using Podman Desktop.

So that's the key we're going to do today.

Now, if you guys have been with me for a little while, you know that I also, um, I have done Excalidraw before.

I did it actually just over a year ago, and let me open up a new tab here, and I'll show you here.

[clears throat] Finishing this up, so I apologize for that again.

So upcoming, literally, uh, tomorrow, we're going to install an application called Excali- Excalidraw, and we're going to, um, we're gonna test it in Podman.

I think I've tested in Podman before, and also in Docker.

The reason I do Docker as well, because people have requested I also do Docker.

You can see tomorrow we're, we're reviewing an application called, uh, CapMan.

After that, uh, we're going to, um, [clears throat] I'm going to show you an application called Excalidraw.

I think I did a review of this last year or the, the year before that.

So we're going to do it again, but this time I'm going to, um, as I go, I've, I've been showing you Podman and, uh, Docker as well because I've said this in the past.