I'm using the image with toolbx nowadays (no more secodary SSH server).
No deployment apart from pushing to the registry.

I only ever wanted it for syncing podcasts from the Kodi machine, but
now with secure WebDAV I'm just using wget.

I added it when installing an old version of Helm from a tarball under
/usr/local but now the parent directory doesn't exist anymore.

- gpg2 to gpg wrapper (backward compatibility).
- Remove /keybase (forgot to remove it when I removed keybase).
- Remove broad sudo access. I don't think it's required and I don't like
  having it.

Add Percona's Debian repository and XtraBackup. Remove
libcurl4-gnutls-dev as it conflicts with the libcurl4-openssl-dev
requirement (I think that it would work just as well).

I need it for some project and it seems to me to belong here instead of
rcfiles.

Already using pgcli and mycli, now adding iredis and litecli (for Redis
and SQLite).

I broke down. I need multiple versions of Python and a bunch of
different things on occasion.

This adds flatpak-spawn as well.

Use the replacement XDG utilities for Flatpak containers to replace
standard xdg-open and xdg-email so they work as expected inside the
container.

The GitHub CLI requires authentication (even though listing releases
doesn't require authentication). Fallback to to using cURL.

It's been deprecated and removed. The alternative is go install but it's
not a direct replacement. Specifically, replace directives can't appear
in the go.mod file. Kustomize can be installed using go install, so
that's fine. RKE and reg can't, so use the GitHub CLI to download the
binaries from the latest release.

It's not building anymore. Keybase seems unmaintained (since they were
bought by Slack). I don't use it anymore.

And the repo key URL.

Silence a warning.

The limitation was added in 3c6e6607 because Debian at the time didn't
had the required minimum version of the Connector/C. Now it has.

For programmatically managing Transmissions using Python. Exciting.

There's no repository so I download the package from the GitHub release.
It maybe a little better from the worked around build process, less
code, less fragile and probably a little faster to build.