Abstract: An example system may include a processor and a non-transitory machine-readable storage medium storing instructions executable by the processor to issue a request from an intermediary system to a daemon service to export a container image, including a plurality of individually executable prerequisite layers, from a host, wherein the plurality of individually executable prerequisite layers includes a first individually executable prerequisite layer absent from a target system and a second individually executable prerequisite layer installed on the target system; and convert the exported container image to an abridged container image, deliverable to the target system, by copying the first individually executable prerequisite layer to an abridged deliverable container image location without the second individually executable prerequisite layer.

Abstract: An example graphics system can include a first portion including a graphics driver and graphics hardware and a second portion communicatively coupled to the first portion. The second portion can include a display system communicatively coupled to a GUI application and a shim layer to shield the second portion from failure responsive to failure of the first portion.

Abstract: An example computing device includes a base member, a display member rotatably connected to the base member, and a processor to detect a rotation of the display member to an angle with respect to the base member, detect a speed at which the display member is rotated to the angle, and, based on the speed, perform an action on the computing device upon the display member reaching the angle with respect to the base member.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to a domain join. An example controller can remotely configure and authenticate a computing device within a computing network to join a domain. In response to the configuration and authentication, the controller can record to the computing device that the domain join has been requested but not fulfilled. The computing device can be joined to the domain based on the domain join request record and in response to a restart of the computing device and receipt of domain credentials at the computing device.

Abstract: An example system includes a storage device. The system also includes a file creation component to create a blank file on the storage device. The system further includes a block copy component to edit the blank file to include a block-for-block copy of a boot partition. The system further includes a logical copy component to copy data determined to be live from a root partition to the blank file. The root partition includes live and unreferenced versions of a stored file.

Abstract: An example graphics system can include a first portion including a graphics driver and graphics hardware and a second portion communicatively coupled to the first portion. The second portion can include a display system communicatively coupled to a GUI application and a shim layer to shield the second portion from failure responsive to failure of the first portion.

Abstract: Example implementations relate to a domain join. An example controller can remotely configure and authenticate a computing device within a computing network to join a domain. In response to the configuration and authentication, the controller can record to the computing device that the domain join has been requested but not fulfilled. The computing device can be joined to the domain based on the domain join request record and in response to a restart of the computing device and receipt of domain credentials at the computing device.

Abstract: An example system includes a storage device. The system also includes a file creation component to create a blank file on the storage device. The system further includes a block copy component to edit the blank to include a block-for-block copy of a boot partition. The system further includes a logical copy component to copy data determined to be live from a root partition to the blank file. The root partition includes live and unreferenced versions of a stored file.