Hehe Quartus II is terrifying. It is like 10s of gigs of basically it's own distro. I have seen it showhorned into Nix but at the end of data it's a garbage hea

Hehe Quartus II is terrifying. It is like 10s of gigs of basically it's own distro. I have seen it showhorned into Nix but at the end of data it's a garbage heap of a "package". Nice example :) Yeah for me it's just more interesting to attack the problem at the root: developer UX, autogenerating packages from things like Cargo.toml, etc.. Prebuilt binaries is not something I really care about that much, and are existing tools do handle it quite well surprisingly automatically . It's linux, if you are using some rando prebuilt binaries (not your distro's, or other trusted build artifacts cache) it's always a tragedy.