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Only applies to Ubuntu 22.04 images.

• Fusions subproject
  • The concept of "fusion"
  • "Fusion" logo: probably an atom is good enough.
• Available fusions. A README for each fusion?
  • sdkman.bmakelib
  • quicklisp.bmakelib
• Docker hub repositories overview
  • sdkman.bmakelib
  • quicklisp.bmakelib

This is due to a limitation in the Docker repository naming scheme.

Initially, 2 variants of QuickLisp would be enough, one based openSUSE Tumbleweed and the other based on Ubuntu LTS.

Currently each image can have its own variants. To simplify the build process, and particularly in preparation for fusions, the variants must be standard.

A decent selection is:

• Ubuntu 22.04
• openSUSE Tumbleweed

Since there are no such tags in the repo, the command shown at https://hub.docker.com/r/bdockerimg/quicklisp does not work and can be misleading.

Best to use the Ubuntu 22.04 image as the default one.

To make sure the images automatically pick up the latest security updates and also the latest versions.

As the first step, two variants of openSUSE Tumbleweed and Ubuntu latest LTS suffice.

https://sdkman.io/

One common usecase is to use one of the images as base, and install on it what another images offers.

For example, if you're working on a QuickLisp project using bmakelib, you'd end up using bdockerimg/quicklisp and then copy-paste'ing most of the commands in bdockerimg/bmakelib to have both in your custom image.

That's the concept of a bdockerimg fusion!

Currently there's no way to stay on the latest tag of openSUSE Tumbleweed and Ubuntu for bmakelib. Instead one has to explicitly mention the version.

For example instead of bdockerimg/bmakelib:opensuse-tumbleweed I have to use bdockerimg/bmakelib:0.7.0--opensuse-tumbleweed.