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I don't think that's what they're referring to? If that's what they mean, then it's very confusing -- and makes me think if they themselves are confused. It's l
by dataflow 2y ago
I don't think that's what they're referring to? If that's what they mean, then it's very confusing -- and makes me think if they themselves are confused. It's like saying "we should stop shipping Joliet files" or "we should stop shipping UDF files", which makes no sense. ISO 9660 is a filesystem, not a "file format". Yet they write:
> EasyOS ships as a .img file, that is written to a drive. Barry stopped shipping EasyOS as an ISO file from early 2020.
- DeepYogurt 2y agoIt's possible I misread it, but fair point on the .img file call out. I suppose I used to refer to .iso files as a file format given that's how I used to interact with them so that terminology read as natural to me.