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Oct 17, 2026

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The VRAM Lie

Oct 17 · 1 Mention

Edward OjamboHOST
69:25
After that, we're going to do something in containers.
Edward OjamboHOST
69:28
So we're going to install our own photo cloud powerhouse using Podman and then Docker and control it using Podman desktop.
Edward OjamboHOST
69:40
After that, we have the Raspberry Pi Zero W. I'm going to install Cronkey on it and view it using VNC because it headless.
Edward OjamboHOST
69:50
After that, we're going to make another prediction, which is that this is for twins basically using biological simulation.
denolfeHOST
4:02
The author used Jellyfin, IMIC, Home Assistant, Forgeo, Vault Warden, Frigate, Audiobookshelf, and other tools to replace streaming, photo storage, smart home, media, and productivity services.
denolfeHOST
4:15
The setup avoided direct public exposure, favored native single binary applications, and used Podman with SystemD for more complex services.
denolfeHOST
4:23
The author avoided email hosting, office suites, location tracking, and the R stack because they added too much maintenance or depended on too many components.
denolfeHOST
4:32
In the comments, the sentiment was largely positive towards self-hosting as an accessible and rewarding hobby.
denolfeHOST
4:38
Users debated native installations versus Docker Compose, with container supporters citing isolation, portability, consistent management, and simpler backups.
denolfeHOST
4:46
Supporters of native binaries preferred lower overhead, fewer dependencies, and less operational complexity, while others recommended Podman Quadlets, NixOS, Proxmox, or Kubernetes for repeatable deployments.
denolfeHOST
4:59
Users also challenged the post's view of the R stack, saying it was lightweight and reliable after setup.
denolfeHOST
5:05
Overall, the discussion treated self-hosting as practical for enthusiasts, but still too demanding for most households.
Edward OjamboHOST
4:47
So what I'm saying is I want something that would be easy to...
Edward OjamboHOST
4:51
I think these days with Podman, I can probably get away, uh, uh, or containers like Docker, I can probably get away using something that's Linux only, 'cause I can always put like some type of distribution box around something in a container.
Edward OjamboHOST
5:04
So I probably don't need to worry about that anymore, which is great.
Edward OjamboHOST
5:09
Okay, so, um, we'll run this command.

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Edward OjamboHOST
29:09
I'm just gonna...
Edward OjamboHOST
29:12
Uh, yeah, so I, I don't wanna get the name out of the ca- uh, the cat out of the bag, but yeah.
Edward OjamboHOST
29:17
So we'll do that, and I'll show you how to, uh, uh, host it with Podman and then Docker and control everything using Podman Desktop.
Edward OjamboHOST
29:26
Okay, so that's it.
Ruben ShadeHOST
44:28
Nuts.
Ruben ShadeHOST
44:28
Anyway, uh, next in the, the news roundup, something that you could install some man pages into, Podman is HomeLab ready on FreeBSD, so this is on aumont.fr, uh, by, this is by Matthew Aumont.
Ruben ShadeHOST
44:40
Uh, this was on March, early March this year, but, um, yeah, this is something I've, I've wanted to read through for a while.
Ruben ShadeHOST
44:47
He says, "In a previous post, I was complaining about applications that didn't run correctly on FreeBSD." Yes, I remember that post.
Ruben ShadeHOST
44:53
"Mostly because they were built specifically for Linux and macOS, and didn't provide any clear documentation on how to install it for bare metal machines.
Ruben ShadeHOST
45:01
I knew that work had been done on the FreeBSD side to ensure compatibility with OCI containers.
Ruben ShadeHOST
45:07
In fact, it's possible to run Podman on FreeBSD and even launch applications.
Ruben ShadeHOST
45:11
For a long time, I tried in vain to install image on FreeBSD, but it required too many PostgreSQL stack compiles with specific modules, uh, Redis, Python packages, et cetera.
Scott McCartyGUEST
2:29
That is the basic gist.
Scott McCartyGUEST
2:30
I was also the product manager for Podman.
Scott McCartyGUEST
2:32
I kicked off Podman with the team.
Scott McCartyGUEST
2:34
And I also launched Red Hat Universal Base Image.
Scott McCartyGUEST
2:37
So I'm a container guy deep down inside, I guess is what I am probably.

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Jorge CastroGUEST
16:20
But then you have Fedora, which is basically almost semi-rolling anyway.
Jorge CastroGUEST
16:26
It does releases, but you always get a rolling kernel two weeks after or whatever.
Jorge CastroGUEST
16:30
So I think the most important thing that this kind of stuff does, because it's not just Hummingbird, it's going to be this micro VMs, there's always Kubernetes, it's always going to be in the conversation, Podman, Docker, all of this kind of stuff, is you got to get the stuff right.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:40
It's true, and the mechanism is boring in the best way.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:43
Docker and Podman share the host kernel.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:45
There's no hypervisor, no second kernel, no device emulation.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
2:50
When the inference engine submits a CUDA kernel inside a container, it goes through the same driver stack, the same IOCTL path, the same GPU, and the kernel executes identically.
Edward OjamboHOST
0:03
This is Herodo Jambo.
Edward OjamboHOST
0:05
In today's, uh, podcast, I'm going to show you how to install, uh, Supabase using both Docker and then Podman and controlling all of this using Podman Desktop.
Edward OjamboHOST
0:19
Now, before we begin, I would like to implore you to subscribe, like, follow, and leave comments.
Edward OjamboHOST
0:26
It helps out the channel.
Edward OjamboHOST
1:45
The link for that is also in the description.
Edward OjamboHOST
1:48
Running a full back-end stack without the cloud is finally possible.
Edward OjamboHOST
1:52
Podman Desktop makes this transition seamless for any technical enthusiast.
Edward OjamboHOST
1:55
You can deploy entire ecosystem with a few simple clicks.
LeoHOST
59:18
Oh, what now? So I had to look into this.
LeoHOST
59:21
Boot C is what the like the back end for Podman composable way to tell Podman to do things and using Fedora as the the platform to then do your container bits in and caddy would be the container bit that your container rising or whatever.
LeoHOST
59:42
Right.
LeoHOST
59:43
So, OK.
LeoHOST
59:59
I've done everything in Docker.
LeoHOST
60:00
I know Docker fairly well.
LeoHOST
60:02
What I don't know is Podman.
LeoHOST
60:04
And Dan, you said it before we sat down, or before we really started to hit the go button, that Podman is like, what would you say, 95% compatible with Docker? Is it?
Edward OjamboHOST
11:11
If you don't wanna install things directly, um, if it's not in repo, you don't feel like compiling, you, uh...
Edward OjamboHOST
11:18
Or you don't wanna compile on your main system, you can use a container, a Docker, Podman.
Edward OjamboHOST
11:24
You guys have seen me, uh, do that for you guys.
Edward OjamboHOST
11:26
So, but I, I, I know it's in my repo, so how do I know if it's in-- uh, I mean, Fedora? So I just type DNF search, then I just type xgalaga, and then this will search the repository to see if xgalaga does exist, and it...

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Edward OjamboHOST
34:19
Very annoying.
Edward OjamboHOST
34:20
Uh, if you wanna see what's upcoming on ojambo.com, you go to the watch menu.
Edward OjamboHOST
34:25
You see tomorrow we are actually using Podman Desktop.
Edward OjamboHOST
34:28
Yay.
Edward OjamboHOST
43:00
It's a retro, uh, or, or what do you call it? A rehash of a retro game.
Edward OjamboHOST
43:07
Uh, then after that, we're going to use, uh, Podman and Docker and control them using, uh, Podman Desktop, uh, for Sup- Supa, Supabase, which is one of those, um, I guess you call like a client for, um, Postgres.
Edward OjamboHOST
43:31
And then after that we're going to do something on a Raspberry Pi Zero W. We're going to install htop, and I'm gonna show you how to control it using, uh, VNC or i-if or, or by just do it on the command line.
Edward OjamboHOST
43:46
Uh, just a second.

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