Issue
I'm using Docker on my M1 Mac Mini to run Linux environments to test my programs.
I pulled all my images using docker pull ...
, and I've only used official images (official Ubuntu, official Fedora).
When I run some important commands in the Ubuntu container image, it prompted me to "unminify" the image - I checked the command, and its full path is /usr/local/sbin/unminimize
. Once I run this command, a full command-line Ubuntu "operating system" is setup.
For some reason (Ubuntu seem to have trouble with QEMU-SPARC64 user-space emulator), I'm switching to Fedora. My question being: how to unminify a Fedora image? Is there a "meta"-package to install or some command to run?
Thanks.
Solution
It's not some specific "meta"-package you're looking for. It's "Package Group", and they can be queried using dnf grouplist
.
You seem to need "Minimal Install" package group for starters, it can be installed with
dnf install @"Minimal Install"
Answered By - DannyNiu Answer Checked By - Clifford M. (WPSolving Volunteer)