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flatbub

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    Comment #32516303

    This sounds like the process of multiple stakeholders going through the tough work of forming consensus. I'm glad you are a part of the community, championing for ease of installat…

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    Comment #32513735

    Nice. I've migrated to flakes and much prefer it. Flakes provides abstractions at a per-repo level. Guix offers abstractions all the way down: an OS contains a bootloader, which is…

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    Comment #32505490

    AFAICT, NixOS has no equivalent to the type https://guix.gnu.org/manual/en/html_node/operating_002dsyste... , which makes it clear what an OS contains, and allows you to query the …

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    Comment #32505432

    What makes the SDM845 more power efficient than the SoC in PPP (RK3399s?)?

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    Comment #32505121

    I've seen this process of replacing an "off-the-shelf binary" with a "custom binary that uses an off-the-shelf library". It allows you to better fit your particular functional and …

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    Comment #32504704

    No, since I can cycle while going other activities (commute, shopping), and the consequent fitness adds value to other parts of life.

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    Comment #32504632

    Nice! Bravo for your contributions! After using and contributing NixOS for 3 years, I appreciated that I understood far more how Guix worked after just one 1-2 weeks of using it. G…

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    Comment #32504014

    That's not a nice way to treat contributors. Bugs are the community's responsibility. Anyone who works on them (reporting, fixing, testing) should be commended. I doubt we'd have a…

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    Comment #32503935

    I'm a bit concerned that Manjaro is getting a bit of hate recently, and that this might impact the morale of contributors. I'm glad Linux has a diversity of distributions, and I tr…