When you save your ArcMap, ArcGlobe, or ArcScene document, the contents of the ArcToolbox window are saved. You can customize the contents of the window to contain just those toolboxes you need for your current project. This is perhaps the most useful feature of the ArcToolbox window. The contents of the ArcToolbox window are saved with your document The toolbox will be removed from the window contents but will not be deleted from disk. To remove a toolbox, right-click the toolbox and click Remove. Browse to the location containing the toolbox you want to add and select the toolbox. To add any toolbox to the ArcToolbox window, right-click the ArcToolbox entry and click Add Toolbox as illustrated below. Key features of the ArcToolbox window You can customize the contents by adding and removing toolboxes In any ArcGIS Desktop application, you open the ArcToolbox window with the ArcToolbox button found on the standard toolbar or by clicking Geoprocessing > ArcToolbox. Toolbox contents in multiple applications. buildah from -name fedora-toolbox-working-container-cadd2e36-0233-11e9-a76b-e0d55e1b4301 registry.fedoraproject. buildah from -name fedora-toolbox-working-container-cadd2e36-0233-11e9-a76b-e0d55e1b4301 localhost/fedora-toolbox:29 buildah inspect -type image fedora-toolbox-root:29 toolbox_container=fedora-toolbox-root:29 usr/bin/fedora-toolbox: failed to create container fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29Īs sudo, it runs buildah for a few minutes, then fails: toolbox]$ sudo bash -x $(which fedora-toolbox) create echo '/usr/bin/fedora-toolbox: failed to create container fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29' podman create -group-add wheel -hostname toolbox -interactive -name fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29 -network host -privileged -security-opt label=disable -tmpfs /dev/shm:size=8340396032 -tty -uidmap 1000:0:1 -uidmap 0:1:1000 -uidmap 1001:1001:64536 -volume /home/bpabon:/home/bpabon -volume /run/user/1000:/run/user/1000 -volume : -volume /dev/dri:/dev/dri fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29 /bin/sh awk '( $1 = "MemTotal:" ) ' /proc/meminfo podman inspect -type container fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29 buildah inspect -type image fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29 dbus_system_bus_address=unix:path=/var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket toolbox_container=fedora-toolbox-bpabon:29 CPE_NAME=cpe:/o:fedoraproject:fedora:29 Interesting… they both fail, but differently… this is the output as a user: toolbox]$ bash -x $(which fedora-toolbox) create extra-packages) that get added to the stock fedora image: bash-completion RUN packages= while read -r package do packages="$packages $package" done \ RUN dnf -y swap coreutils-single coreutils-full RUN sed -i '/tsflags=nodocs/d' /etc/dnf/dnf.conf Summary="Base image for creating Fedora toolbox containers" Here’s the Dockerfile: FROM docker:///fedora:28ĮNV NAME=fedora-toolbox VERSION=28 RELEASE=1 I wonder if you’d have any comments on the recipe for this image. To simplify creating this container, I’m planning to have a more generic fedora-toolbox image hosted on the Fedora registry that doesn’t have any of the user-specific bits, but takes care of adding all the necessary RPMs to bring the stock fedora image closer to the Silverblue host in terms of the CLI. Have a simple command that can be used as SHELL on the locked down Silverblue host to get an actual shell inside the RPM-based container.and is optimized for an interactive CLI experience that’s at par with the host. Create a container that’s tailored to the user’s host environment - same user name and UID, shared HOME and XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, etc.This is similar to coreos/toolbox, except that we are using buildah, podman, etc. As part of the Silverblue effort, we are working on some tools to provide users with pet toolbox containers.
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