Community Central: Toolbx: Developing on and troubleshooting emerging OSes @RedHatOpen
Community Central: Toolbx: Developing on and troubleshooting emerging OSes  @RedHatOpen
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Toolbx is a tool that allows the use of containerized command-line environments. It’s shipped by default on Fedora CoreOS, Silverblue, and Workstation, and is included in RHEL 8.5 onwards. Toolbx is very useful on OSTree-based OSes like CoreOS and Silverblue, which discourage the installation of software on the host, and don’t package managers like DNF. Debarshi Ray, the author of Toolbx, will talk about how it was conceived, and show how developers and sysadmins on emerging OSes can leverage it to solve their problems.

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