<niceguy5000[m]>
go has static builds by default, non of this dynamic non sense.
<sewn>
So does rust
<sewn>
ngl i randomly feel like making my own kiss fork of grepo and kiss-xorg
<saturn[m]>
<niceguy5000[m]> "I go and rust the future!!!" <- yes…… and so is gnome linux gaming flatpak.. i love redhat!! i love dbus!!!
<sewn>
you and virtualmachine man would do a great duo
<saturn[m]>
who is that
<sewn>
he's not here unfortunately
<saturn[m]>
so sad
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<sad_plan>
sewn: did you actually end up using toybox? or did you simply revert back to busybox again?
<sewn>
I decided I don't care
<sewn>
I don't have proper replacement of busybox yet
<sewn>
like service manager, init, coreutils, util-linux like, etc
<sad_plan>
I see. perp wasnt to your liking after all?
<sewn>
I barely even looked at it
<sad_plan>
I see
<sewn>
I'll look into it after perfecting my kernel config
<sad_plan>
do that. oh, you can also still use runit. just make a custom busybox config which only enables the service manager. hell, you can enable the init aswell, and use something else for the rest of coreutils etc..
<sad_plan>
just an idea
<sad_plan>
howver, theres always the argument if all components off busybox isnt replaced, why not just use busybox
<sewn>
because busybox ls is terrible
<sewn>
its featureless
<sewn>
to me atleast
<sad_plan>
replace just busybox ls?
<sad_plan>
with toyboxes
<sewn>
with what????
<sewn>
why mam
<sad_plan>
or whichever one you see fit
<sewn>
Why would I have two of the bloody bastards
<sad_plan>
to have exacly what you need
<sad_plan>
its called tailoring your system to your needs
<sad_plan>
if toybox ls is all you need from toybox, you dont need to build anything else from it
<sewn>
man
<sad_plan>
you can obviously also just repack busybox and have the toybox included in the package
<sewn>
plz no
<sewn>
id honestly have only one coreutils
<sewn>
honestly rather*
<sad_plan>
technically youre for the most part using only 1. or.. 99.9% 1, or something
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<sewn>
plz
<sad_plan>
it was just an idea.
<sewn>
I have been thinking of trying out s(u)base as well cuz meh
<sewn>
toybox is unstable and busybox is unnecessarily huge
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<sewn>
sbase+ubase is just very minimal, but if only it had -v
<sad_plan>
s/ubase is rather small indeed, and it works somewhat sufficently for lots of usecases, but its also broken in some instances aswell
<sad_plan>
like sbase sed and tr cant build nss iirc
<sewn>
is there any others that are on par with toybox interms of completion
<sad_plan>
nss is needed to build firefox.
<sad_plan>
not really. theres lots of utils out there, but most are.. lacking
<sewn>
shiiiiiiiii
<sad_plan>
you could always fetch the sources for all the stuff youd want, and create a new util with all the utils youd want though
<sad_plan>
like fetch only the neccessary bits for toybox ls, use busybox tar etc.. it would take some tinkering to get up and running though
<sewn>
terrible idea however
<sad_plan>
perhaps
<sad_plan>
but youd get exacly what you want though
<sewn>
amalgamateutils
<sad_plan>
something like that.
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<niceguy5000[m]>
o/!!
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<tprepper>
Hello, what do the $/, @/ and #/ mean on the website? Sorry if it's said somewhere and I missed it...
<niceguy5000[m]>
Chatgpt is the future it solved your problem easily. This is what it does.
<niceguy5000[m]>
```It is likely that the website you are referring to uses the $/, @/, and #/ symbols as part of its URL structure or as a way to indicate certain types of content or sections of the website. Without more information about the specific website you are asking about, it is difficult to provide a specific explanation. Can you please provide me the url or the name of the website ?```
<niceguy5000[m]>
The $/ is the sign of the flac files, @/ is the sign of the mp3 files, and #/ is the sign of the video files.
<niceguy5000[m]>
It's a way to indicate the different format of the content, it helps users to find the file format they are looking for.