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Back when I used a debian based distribution I made use of https://bedrocklinux.org/ to make use of the AUR. It's not for everyone though.

Wow, that is super clever and really cool! I can't imagine there not being some sort of Arch/Gentoo/LFS style Random Tech Trouble with that much custom craziness, but it does look kind of fun

It certainly comes with some craziness. But most of it is documented[1]! For instance using BTRFS and GRUB with Bedrock currently causes issues.

But when I turned my Linux Mint installation into Bedrock Linux I encountered no weird things. Eventually I starting booting into Arch instead of Linux Mint, but I can still boot Linux Mint if I want and I have access to all of its applications.

It helps that the developer is very active, and often online on IRC for a chat.

One functionality I still hope to see is the ability to use desktop environments across strata. Maybe in the next release.

[1]: https://bedrocklinux.org/0.7/feature-compatibility.html

Re: Waveterm

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Neat, you can setup SSH connections as native terminal sessions. When you type in your server info and click connect, this happens: prompt> connecting to user@host... prompt> error connecting to remote: mshell client not found prompt> trying auto-install prompt> installing mshell v0.3.0 to user@host... Install something on a server without even asking? Also, what is "mshell client" or "mshell v0.3.0"?

That is my main issue as well. What is mshell? Why do I have to install it on my remote? Surely a dependency like that should be pointed out front and centre...
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