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But at 50 to 100 MBytes/s on a multi Gb/s line I find it better, it's less the download than the time to install that bother me. Interestingly I found myself u
by secondaryacct 5y ago
But at 50 to 100 MBytes/s on a multi Gb/s line I find it better, it's less the download than the time to install that bother me.
Interestingly I found myself using ultra minimal distro vm, and installing nearly nothing on them (qubes os) and just shard the apps: the startup / update of the main gui linux is trivially fast, each vm only has a little subset of apps I care about, and when I trigger a many-vm update they do it in sequence and just update their own subset, meanwhile I can fully use the other vms.
Also I tend to use stable-like distros now like debian and barely see updates coming in anymore, compared to my fedora youth when there was several updates a day, some breaking everything.
- craftinator 5y ago> Interestingly I found myself using ultra minimal distro vm, and installing nearly nothing on them (qubes os) and just shard the apps Isn't this basically the idea behind snaps? Or is that more docker-like?