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Well I mean, there’s no reason why the user shouldn’t be able to control what’s installed as essential userland. It just needs to be managed entirely separately
by kitsunesoba 5y ago
Well I mean, there’s no reason why the user shouldn’t be able to control what’s installed as essential userland. It just needs to be managed entirely separately from the system and “normal” userland. It could be as simple as a flag on apt, dnf, etc.
- sneak 5y agoThis is the reason I really, really love Nix. I have been fighting this same battle for years and Nix finally fixed it.