Sometime during the last couple of weeks homebrew stopped providing
binaries and instead built from source (along with a bunch of
dependencies including binutils and gcc, about 40 minutes of build
time). Building using go takes about a minute and a half.

For whatever reason, setting the PATH environment variable in the
Dockerfile doesn't work (I'm pretty certain it's Bash, but I haven't
checked). Anyway, add it to /etc/profile to handle it another way.

Because I really need that specific version (actually just a version
before 2.17 which changed the chart repository location).

For doing stuff with the host, like watching the journal.

Also, the /Volumes directory for compatability with scripts written with
only OSX in mind (BOO!!) and the /keybase directory becasue that's what
the packaged Keybase does on Linux.

To interact with Secret Service API from the command line.

For getting files to and through Nextcloud (what permissions do I need
in the Toolbox container for fuse mounts?).

- Single directory.
- Use the newer format for the Hashicorp repo.

First of all, it's more standard. Also, the Bash completion should work
now.

It's in the presentation image. I need to invest some time in better
integration. Probably in rcfiles.

Should be close to 0.5TB of files there. If I go to the trouble of doing
the same for the APT files which are about a 100 times smaller.

- Nicer symlink creation for Bash completion.
- Symlinks for Helm2 binaries so they'll be in the PATH.

Now I don't need to have any handling of completions in rcfiles,
everything is in the image, ready to go (in case anybody but me will
ever use this stuff, they will have a nice experience).

Because that's what I need.

- First of all, Hashicorp now has a proper Debian repository with a lot
  of their tools avaiable. Use that instead.
- Replace some of the other packages manaully.
- Remove the buildpack package completely (I never used it, I wanted to
  give it a try sometime).

- tracepath.
- ip, ss and the rest of the iproute2 package.

For security reasons.

Homebrew doesn't have a binary package. Get the jar from Maven and a
small script to run it using the JVM.

The Debian fails to install on Debian Bullseye (and probably some of the
newer Ubuntu releases as well) and the issue in GitHub has been open
since January 2021. Instead build just the CLI part. Should be a little
cleaner too (no Cron jobs).

Moved over from the vendored Makefile from rcfiles.

- Add Homebrew and install a bunch of utilities with it.
- Remove the binaries Makefile (replaced by Homebrew).
- Add Bash completion to the image (instead of rcfiles). Makes the image
  more complete and self-standing.
- Add the RabbitMQ admin script from rcfiles, same as before.

I don't really like this. In fact I don't like Keybase. The CLI adds
some Cron jobs. I tried the Snap package and it stays running in the
background when close the GUI (didn't see an exit option). I may go back
to the snap and revert this if I would need the GUI.