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It looks as if Perhaps you could confirm that that is the case? I don't use Your idea looks very clever to me. Give me a while to think if there are any downsides to using it, OK? Thanks so much. |
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I just opened an issue before checking this pull request, but I think it contemplates this subject. Please, check, if possible. |
`distrobox` (and other toolbox-like containers) set a hostname, and it is useful to be able to distinguish whether you are inside the container or outside. When /run/.containerenv is present then show the hostname, just as if it was an SSH-ed remote host. Signed-off-by: Edwin Török <[email protected]>
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distrobox(and other toolbox-like containers) set a hostname, and it is useful to be able to distinguish whether you are inside the container or outside.When /run/.containerenv is present then show the hostname, just as if it was an SSH-ed remote host.