04:41 <SiFuh_> I stopped using any network manager program because of constant droppages and it wasn't automatically reconnecting most of the time. I didn't see the point of a Network Manager that wasn't always managing the network so I axed it. I only use the /etc/rc.d/{wpa_supplicant,wlan,net} scripts and they are perfect

04:41 <SiFuh_> elderK: but never experienced computer crashes or resets with it

18:06 <misterbzr> I've moved away from crux for a while because building was a bit time consuming on my laptops.

18:08 <misterbzr> Been using openbsd and arch (when hardware isn't supported by openbsd), but would like to tinker with crux again.

18:11 <misterbzr> I've noticed that docker has a 3.4 image as default, does any has a newer image ake one) available?

18:11 <misterbzr> *anyone

18:46 <jaeger> I stopped updating mine quite some time ago but it's not hard to make one

18:52 <jaeger> I can give you an example if you like

18:53 <misterbzr> That would be great

18:54 <misterbzr> Do you use VM's instead?

18:54 <jaeger> I use both quite a lot

18:58 <jaeger> http://ix.io/3YaC <-- something like this

18:58 <jaeger> that creates a base image with only core ports installed, very minimal

18:58 <jaeger> Then you can do whatever you want with it

19:02 <jaeger> Are you planning to keep your ports repo updated or should I remove it from the portdb listings?

19:04 <misterbzr> well I don't know yet, so maybe remove them for a while is the best option.

19:04 <misterbzr> Thanks for the script.

19:04 <jaeger> OK, can do... and it's easy to add back later if you like

19:04 <jaeger> No problem

19:04 <misterbzr> Thanks

19:27 <dbrooke> jaeger: you could probably drop my repo from the listing too as it's not currently being maintained

19:38 <SiFuh> exodus

19:38 <misterbzr> How you're doing SiFuh?

19:39 <SiFuh> All good here

19:39 <SiFuh> You?

19:39 <misterbzr> Good to hear.

19:39 <misterbzr> Same here.

19:39 <misterbzr> Finished my studies last summer, so that's a relief.

19:40 <SiFuh> Cool

19:40 <SiFuh> Plan to study more or have another idea?

19:41 <misterbzr> Nope, for now just teaching.

19:41 <misterbzr> And tinker with crux...

19:42 <misterbzr> Been using openbsd, as per your advice. Really like it.

19:44 <SiFuh> OpenBSD is just fabulous

19:46 <misterbzr> Yes. Creating ports in crux is more straightforward, though.

19:50 <misterbzr> /NAMES

19:51 <jaeger> dbrooke: ok, will do. Thanks for the heads up. If you want it added back later, no problem.

19:53 <dbrooke> thanks, busy with other stuff at the moment but if I get back to it I'll let you know

19:55 <jaeger> I know how that goes

20:34 <jaeger> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJmmsrrAmWw&t=125s

20:35 <jaeger> Apparently CRUX is one of the most popular linux distributions

20:42 <groovy3shoes> there goes the neighborhood

21:35 <dlcusa> We're extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and supportive, as well.

21:38 <dlcusa> Oh, that's right, I forgot--no systemd bigots hang around here.

23:48 <elderK> I love Crux :)

23:48 <elderK> The community is great and the distribution does things in a way that I feel is quite standard. There's very little bogus magic or change for the heck of it.

23:48 <elderK> Every other distribution seems to do things in their own special way and that can get really annoying.