05:39 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: python3-maturin: updated to version 1.3.2

05:39 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: python3-jsonschema: updated to version 4.20.0

05:39 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: go: updated to version 1.21.4

05:39 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: docker-compose: updated to version 2.23.1

05:39 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: bind: updated to version 9.18.20

13:01 <cruxbot> [opt.git/3.7]: libxml2: update to 2.12.0

13:04 <cruxbot> [core.git/3.7]: sqlite3: use bash as shell for configure

13:52 <SiFuh> Is there a better multiboot for USB than Ventoy out there?

13:55 <ukky> SiFuh: Personally tested only Ventoy. Maybe there are some more suckless-compiant options.

13:57 <SiFuh> Was thinking of wasting money on an IODD

13:59 <ukky> Dreams must come true :-)

14:41 <Guest9824> waiting for new gpu.. eh. until then, anyone using cuda on crux?

14:43 <ukky> Guest9824: not me

14:43 <SiFuh> Guest9824: not I

16:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: python3-jsonschema-specifications: updated to version 2023.11.1; new dependencies python3-hatch-vcs, python3-referencing

16:43 <cruxbot> [contrib.git/3.7]: python3-referencing: updated to version 0.31.0

16:51 <remiliascarlet> I have no Nvidia cards, so no.

16:53 <remiliascarlet> Just thinking, I'm getting tired of Arch-based distro's, and all my laptops are now running OpenBSD anyway (my X200 is dualbooting with CRUX though), I feel tempted to just replace my Artix Linux installation on my gaming rig with a CRUX one.

16:55 <remiliascarlet> CRUX seems to be the only distro safe from hostile WEF takeovers. And OpenBSD is the only OS safe from that. And TempleOS too, but that's because Thierry is dead.

16:58 <crash_> jaeger: Thanks i will try the new iso :)

16:59 <remiliascarlet> And CRUX is so obscure, it's like a top secret peaceful garden right in the middle of a idpol shit war.

16:59 <ukky> remiliascarlet: besides CRUX, there are few other options: https://sysdfree.wordpress.com/2023/09/25/363/

17:00 <remiliascarlet> ukky: That's one of the points, but not the whole picture.

17:02 <remiliascarlet> I've seen the pattern twice, and now whitnessing it for the 3rd time. Red Hat-based distro's used to be the go-to for everyone, then everyone went to Red Hat-based distro's, and now they're all ruined (although Fedora still seems to be popular somehow). Then everyone moved to Debian-based, because that was the superior set of distro's, then that got ruined. And now we're seeing everyone going to

17:02 <remiliascarlet> Arch-based distro's, and that too is getting eaten alive slowly.

17:04 <crash_> Devuan seems to be a good distro tried it some releases ago though

17:07 <ukky> it is possible to get rid of any bloat on latest Debian

17:07 <remiliascarlet> I used to run it on servers before, but got frustrated by how the only retarded thing they don't adopt is systemd, but still adopt everything else blindly.

17:10 <remiliascarlet> What might be cool is if there was a Linux distro made from scratch, but uses a dual kernel; a Linux kernel, and OpenBSD kernel, and you can just choose during boot. There used to be a Debian GNU/FreeBSD at one point in time, so why not?

17:10 <remiliascarlet> Correction: Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. https://www.debian.org/ports/kfreebsd-gnu/

17:22 <SiFuh> OpenBSD would chuck the shits when it realises your system has changed since the last boot.

17:23 <SiFuh> I'd like to see pledge and unveil in CRUX one day.

19:18 <Guest9824> remiliascarlet: don't forget NetBSD, 10 RC1 was just released few days ago

19:53 <ukky> SiFuh: maybe this might help in *BSD intergation: https://t2sde.org/handbook/html/t2-book.html#t2.intro.different.sde