Cockpit is the modern Linux admin interface. We release regularly.
Here are the release notes from Cockpit 349, and cockpit-podman 115:
Package manifests: Add any test
Package manifests can have a list of conditions. Cockpit will only consider the package if all conditions are met. This release introduces an operator for alternative checks in a condition, for example
"conditions": [
{"any": [{"path-exists": "…/packagekit.service"}, {"path-exists": "…/dnfdaemon.service"}]}
]
That condition will be true if at least one of its subconditions matches.
List stopped quadlets
Quadlets are a declarative way to define podman pods/containers using systemd-like configuration files. These podman containers/pods are ephemeral and previously disappeared from cockpit-podman when stopped.
With this release, cockpit-podman can now detect stopped quadlets on the system for the logged in user and superuser. The quadlets are shown as normal “inactive” pods/containers. In the future, lifecycle actions such as start/stop/restart will be added.
Try it out
Cockpit 349, cockpit-podman 115, cockpit-files 30, cockpit-machines 342, and cockpit-ostree 216 are available now:
- For your Linux system
- Cockpit Source Tarball
- Cockpit Fedora 43
- Cockpit Fedora 42
- cockpit-podman Source Tarball
- cockpit-podman Fedora 43
- cockpit-podman Fedora 42
- cockpit-files Source Tarball
- cockpit-files Fedora 43
- cockpit-files Fedora 42
- cockpit-machines Source Tarball
- cockpit-machines Fedora 43
- cockpit-machines Fedora 42
- cockpit-ostree Source Tarball
- cockpit-ostree Fedora 43
- cockpit-ostree Fedora 42