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I'm curious how that's supposed to work with stable distros like debian, ship protocol upgrades as security fixes or at least each point release (+LTS?) If it'
by evgpbfhnr 2y ago
I'm curious how that's supposed to work with stable distros like debian, ship protocol upgrades as security fixes or at least each point release (+LTS?)
If it's in rust or anything that requires new compilers to build that doesn't sound easy, debian stable ought to be able to communicate with current software but the stable that uses rust 1.63 (2022-08, 1 year old as of first bookworm stable release) and supported (without any LTS) until 2026-06, at which point rust will be 4 years old and it'll be almost impossible to build anything with it, which is required for official packages that can't depend on rustup or similar... LTS being even more out of question.
Well, I guess it can't hurt to try.
- some_furry 2y agoIf this project is successful, I anticipate more browser extension users than mainline Debian package installs. If we even ship a desktop package, it would probably be our own ppa.