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Yep, but workarounds come with a cost. We're trying to package basically everything, so you don't need to pick between "up to date software" and "software from
by dlor 3y ago
Yep, but workarounds come with a cost. We're trying to package basically everything, so you don't need to pick between "up to date software" and "software from a trusted distro".
It's going to be hard to scale, but we're going to at least try! We have a lot of ideas on how to make this work that I'm excited to try out.
- Gasp0de 3y agoSo you want to provide all the up to date software, but as battle tested as the software included in the debian repos, with a few people?
- dlor 3y agoRoughly yes! I think we have a few advantages - mainly that we're focused on container workloads - that simplify the problem. But otherwise, yes! I'm betting that with enough automation we can get there :)
- kristianpaul 3y agoWe can always come back to the discussion of statically linked vs dynamically. If your build system is strong an can adapt to these changes thats another option.