you should be able to give a container access to the usb.

Sure! You could use systemd timer or cron if you want to automate builds.

Edit: This looks like it may be helpful if you’re wanting to host everything yourself - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZN_7NDvavY

ive been using ublue’s ucore server for about a year without any real complaints. Fedora coreos would also work fine as a base if you wanted to not use ublue’s opinionated ucore.

you could also checkout bootc-image-builder and make your own, on your own hardware so you’re not relying on github.

looks like the “addresses” part is for the config file.

i used a mini PC (old x86 Chromebox actually) with Debian and plasma bigscreen and it worked pretty well. not a perfect replacement, but it made it easy to launch jellyfin, steamlink, etc.

edit. oh and I used it with one of those remotes that is also a magic mouse or whatever. like 10 bucks off amazon and all the buttons worked with plasma!

👌

hell yeah! i moved my whole setup from docker to podman with systemd with quadlets. auto updates and everything. so smooth.

do the logs show any errors with the exec?

What about putting it in a simple shell script with a volume mount?
Or maybe something like this would work? Exec=sh -c "apk update && apk add --no-cache mesa-va-gallium mesa-dri-gallium"

Sorry, I’m pretty new to quadlets myself, but I’ve gotten stuff working thanks to the podman documentation.