dprofile (das-helpers 0.2.0) installs profiles listed in
/usr/share/das/profiles: packages from the Void repository between a
snapper pre/post pair, their services and groups, subordinate IDs and a
shared root mount for rootless Podman, and optional IDEs from Flathub.
The installed system can't see the Das OS repository yet, so a das-dev
metapackage could not be installed there; Void packages always can.
The dev profile: Go, Python, Node.js, Git, Docker, Podman and command-line
tools everywhere, VS Code (code-oss), Meld and Flatpak on a desktop, with
Android Studio and JetBrains IDEs on demand. Questions come before sudo.
das-welcome (das-tools 0.4.0) gets a developer profile row that runs
dprofile in a terminal; das-server-install mentions it at the end.
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- das-helpers replaces the dsv package and adds shared functions in
/usr/lib/das/helpers.sh (bilingual messages, sudo re-exec, prompts).
- dsv new creates a runit service (command, user, directory, environment,
svlogd log) and checks it stays up; dsv rm deletes one not from a package.
- duser: list, add (installer groups, --admin, key, password), del, passwd,
lock/unlock (key logins too), key add|list|rm, groups +/-.
- dfw: allow/deny/status/reload for the tcp_ports and udp_ports sets of the
inet das table, kept in /etc/nftables.d/dfw.nft and checked with nft -c.
- dsys: info, hostname, timezone, locale, keymap.
- xtools-minimal on both images.
- nftables.conf no longer suggests restarting the nftables service: its
finish script flushes the whole ruleset, fail2ban's and Docker's included.
- das-server-install 0.2.0 mentions the helpers when it finishes.
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