Devuan it is then.
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@mhoye How are the various BSDs doing these days?
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What options do I have, if I want an operating system and software that won't take a dependency on nondeterministic, proprietary generators?
@mhoye plan9
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@mhoye plan9
@phred I don't think GolangOS runs on my ARM64 hardware, unfortunately.
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Devuan it is then.
systemd/AGENTS.md at main · systemd/systemd
The systemd System and Service Manager . Contribute to systemd/systemd development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub (github.com)
@mhoye Finally, all those antisystemd haters from Phoronix can now say "TOLD YA"
I've been drivin' Void on laptops for a while now and considering migrating my main Debian PC to it (and upgrading from ext4 to zfs too)
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What options do I have, if I want an operating system and software that won't take a dependency on nondeterministic, proprietary generators?
@mhoye Gentoo or Alpine with OpenRC. It's possible to use it with Arch too, but you're on your own
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Devuan it is then.
systemd/AGENTS.md at main · systemd/systemd
The systemd System and Service Manager . Contribute to systemd/systemd development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub (github.com)
@mhoye not surprising from a microslop developer
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@c0dec0dec0de @mhoye
yes, both @ska and i have personal policies for not accepting llm contributions (i will get around to adding a contributing.md to openrc stating that, soon
...)@navi @mhoye @c0dec0dec0de absolutely, and I think I will shamelessly plagiarize the Redox OS Contributing document for my own software.
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@phred I don't think GolangOS runs on my ARM64 hardware, unfortunately.
@mhoye yeah, looks like someone started an arm64 toolchain for plan9 and then moved on. My answer was tongue in cheek as, well, one would need to be *very excited* to develop their own software to get some kind of modern experience on plan9, which I’m sure some diehards will say is “the whole point”
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@mhoye Gentoo or Alpine with OpenRC. It's possible to use it with Arch too, but you're on your own
@gabrielesvelto @mhoye Postmarket OS and Gentoo have decent policies against slop:
* https://docs.postmarketos.org/policies-and-processes/development/ai-policy.html
* https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Council/AI_policyEDIT: Here is a statement from OpenRC that they will not accept slop: https://social.vlhl.dev/notice/B411aV3FER9OzhAx3Q
Haven't seen a statement from Alpine yet.
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@gabrielesvelto @mhoye Postmarket OS and Gentoo have decent policies against slop:
* https://docs.postmarketos.org/policies-and-processes/development/ai-policy.html
* https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Council/AI_policyEDIT: Here is a statement from OpenRC that they will not accept slop: https://social.vlhl.dev/notice/B411aV3FER9OzhAx3Q
Haven't seen a statement from Alpine yet.
@skyfaller @mhoye OpenRC is maintained by the Gentoo team and it's the default init system in Alpine
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@mhoye Gentoo or Alpine with OpenRC. It's possible to use it with Arch too, but you're on your own
@gabrielesvelto It's a position I'm familiar with, at least.
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What options do I have, if I want an operating system and software that won't take a dependency on nondeterministic, proprietary generators?
Doesn't Debian still make systemd optional? Or did that change?
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What options do I have, if I want an operating system and software that won't take a dependency on nondeterministic, proprietary generators?
@mhoye alpine and related OSs and the BSDs, basically.
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What options do I have, if I want an operating system and software that won't take a dependency on nondeterministic, proprietary generators?
@mhoye@cosocial.ca OpenBSD?
