@domi @pj @lanodan i guess i'm really used to all the fancy cbuild stuff these days (one tool that can do everything, is fast - parses all the templates in the collection under a second, does a ton of lints for all sorts of stuff, is always containerized, has helpful error messages, does staging so you get to know about forgotten rebuilds, integrates with git, has a bulk builder with deep topological sort, and is *the exact same tooling* that runs on the builders, on your local computer)
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q66 (q66@blahaj.social)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 01:25:52 JST q66 - Haelwenn /элвэн/ :triskell: likes this.
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q66 (q66@blahaj.social)'s status on Saturday, 05-Oct-2024 01:25:53 JST q66 @domi @pj @lanodan i guess my main issue with alpine is that it has some neat components (like there is a reason i adopted apk-tools and stuff) but in the end it does not end up going the extra mile to give things real polish
by making the base system bare, you miss out on guaranteeing things (so e.g. session bus is still legacy stuff via dbus-launch, you have no usersrvs so no supervised pipewire ootb, etc.)
and the maintainer tooling could be a whole lot better even as a pile of shellscripts