I didn't realize that being a supporter would warrant me *a real paper bulletin!*
What a pleasant surprise. Feels way more personal than some pdf file which I wouldn't likely read.
Does podman run (among other commands) have a noconfirm type of option/config? Like apt's `$ apt-get install --yes pacman`, which will install pacman and automatically answer yes to any questions that might pop-up.
In podman, when you have a conf like this in */etc/containers/registries.conf:*
`
unqualified-search-registries = ['some-mirror.org', 'docker.io']
`
and you run something like:
`$ podman run -it --rm archlinux bash -C "echo hello world"`
It might happen that both of those registries have a container called `archlinux`. In this case podman will stop and ask you to choose. I would like to just default to the first option.
Here's a blog post about container registries and podman (which didn't help but it's still interesting): https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/manage-container-registries
I recently found this tldr project for terms of service and privacy policies: https://tosdr.org
Seems pretty neat!
Probably the whole point is just to clear the field for their snapstore