Duncan

@VoidLinux

[Duncan @duncaen]

@colludingnode xbps-pkgdb -a will list broken packages, just reinstall those.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@toastyfen posix has a mail notification system in the shell spec that nobody uses, its not from the package manager.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@jsr_pc its documented and besides those dependencies, you also have a dependency on 32bit packages for your specific graphics card which can't be expressed as dependencies anyways. and they used to conflict because they provided libgl before libglvnd.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@jsr_pc 32bit packages are a hack on top of the i686 builds, there are one or two 64bit packages which require 32bit dependencies. 64bit packages depending on 32bit packages just for those two would require another hack and then depend on packages of a repo not enabled by default.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@thelinuxcast Make a bug report instead of complaining on twitter like the last time.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@Gottox Firefox has a handful of external libraries it can compile to wasm/wasi and use them instead.
https://t.co/XuVkF32jIv

[Duncan @duncaen]

@preater @Raspberry_Pi @VoidLinux armhf should be armv6/raspberry pi 1

[Duncan @duncaen]

@preater @Raspberry_Pi @VoidLinux Alpine has stable releases which would make it a closer match than void.

[The Linux Cast 🐧🐧 @thelinuxcast]

Void Linux Sucks Donkey Balls.

I've spent the last three hours of my night off fighting with this piece of crap.

Biggest issue, external drives won't mount.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@jhamby That is mainly for reproducibility of the packages itself, the timestamp comes from the last commit to the template, its just a more stable time than what you would get from install(1), I don't think it has any real effect on make/ninja as timestamps still change on update.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@CatWithNeeds @VoidLinux There are no ETAs, its updated whenever someone feels like it and all potential issues are resolved.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@Gottox

[Duncan @duncaen]

@Gottox Get one with this https://t.co/BMhWuV5JZ1

[Duncan @duncaen]

@RockOlaRaider @RealSexyCyborg https://t.co/LjGgGaQoSP

[Duncan @duncaen]

@RealSexyCyborg https://t.co/KJuJxSIlVt

[Duncan @duncaen]

@RealSexyCyborg https://t.co/KJuJxSIlVt

[Duncan @duncaen]

@RealSexyCyborg R5000T

[Duncan @duncaen]

@zekjur @kkga_ Should be similar to pacman, maybe a bit less with -devel split based on just package size. But there are some bugs, especially updating a package with a large number of files is slow, that would be a nice thing to test for besides just the size of the packages.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@ChlorideCull @yourcompanionAI And void/xbps avoids most of the issues because it checks that all shared libraries required are there, you are only left with potential runtime incompatibilities.

[Duncan @duncaen]

@_p2502 git checkout 9b61ec59f9^ to checkout the state prior to the python update, then build the packages from that until the builds are finished.