

tldr: it’s android with termux 😐


tldr: it’s android with termux 😐


Sounds like bs, maybe your specific problem was unrecoverable, in general they are.


There are other sources with far deeper pockets, they aren’t a gatekeeper in any meaningful way.


You can pretty safely assume that both things are true, they are lying about details, and that houties probably at least made an attempt. First so they can jerk themselves off about how powerful and useful their thingy is, and at the same time how only they can be allowed to make them because they are good and responsible. And terrorists would use commonly available tools.


Actually everyone can just ignore it existence and move on. There will be people that use it, it won’t become big distro, and will die in a few years, it doesn’t deserve attention that it gets.
I also think that story and part mentioned in the post about both hyperland and vaxry is mischaracteristic (and drew de vault calling other people weird is weird in itself) that was blown out of proportions later. I don’t use nor plan to use it because it doesn’t meet my requirements, nor care for the guys views.


Alright, so what? Also this (even if it’s true and not another clown show by claude) won’t affect models that aren’t hosted by moonshot or deepseek.


Debian is also planning on raising the bar.


Often arch gets newer stuff at the same time or later than fedora.


Beneficial to which party?


It’s not really that special, no? IIRC it was even documented on the wiki some time in the past, what troubles did you encounter that weren’t caused by nixos?


I’ve seen people bragging about it a few times unironically. Not even some cool specifically constrained environment (like offline from installed linux or windows).


So? These companies would just throw out 10% of the ‘growth’?


Installing arch won’t give you anymore understanding of how system works, at least no more than installer would, linux systems are somewhat hard to understand especially if you aren’t deeply involved with them. Also that understanding requires so much peripheral knowledge of linux to start with, it’s not even funny. Like you can start on disk partitioning and it would take a week to explain everything you can do, look at this pie: encryption, vdo, lvm, different filesystems, billion things available in device mapper, then systemd mounts etc., etc…


Sorry, I’m getting less and less proficient with english.


Go to archlinux archive, download required version (or look it up in local pacman cache), install it with pacman -U ..., add package to IgnorePkg in /etc/pacman.conf.
just move from it on the next computer, it is not in any way more ‘stable’ than regular arch, and it had a lot of problems both historically and has a lot of them still.


We underscore that the resolution neither addresses nor affects questions relating to sovereignty, territorial status, delimitation, or the internationally recognized borders of States.
So why other countries didn’t get the same treatment?
UN doing useless shit as usual, like there are a number of institutions that are good, but as an entity it’s worthless.
Why shouldn’t they? They are using aur as intended, repository for user provided package recipes.