Nineteen distribution channels later: what it actually costs to give a terminal editor away for free on Linux, and why the next step is a static musl binary that updates itself.
There’s nothing wrong with the language that I’m aware of, but some aspects of the ecosystem seem to have not been thought out with Linux packaging in mind, let’s say.
some aspects of the ecosystem seem to have not been thought out
Absolutely. But this is a natural effect of ditching mentors and documentors more than 20 years ago – coders now have no idea in general how to do supply-chains right; nor why.
There’s nothing wrong with the language that I’m aware of, but some aspects of the ecosystem seem to have not been thought out with Linux packaging in mind, let’s say.
Absolutely. But this is a natural effect of ditching mentors and documentors more than 20 years ago – coders now have no idea in general how to do supply-chains right; nor why.
I’m just making fun of the people who treat rust like the next best thing after sliced bread and pretend it will make it so you have 0 bugs.
Well, that sounds really immature.
Heckling introduces stress, providing incentive for improvement if the misbehaving member has that potential; otherwise shunning.
Their behaviour or me making fun of them?
Yes