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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   MBP 2015 with Fedora 36 Silverblue: * Camera didn't work. * Sound coming out from built-in speakers was flat. * Broadcom Wi-Fi didn't work out of the box. Didn't spot any other issues during tests.
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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   The redundancy Flatpak and Snap induce is nothing in comparison to hundreds of, say, coreutils packages - each for some Linux distribution and its supported versions. Also I don't think tracking dependencies is the root problem, rather
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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   But the whole point of rpm-ostree is to avoid rpms where possible. You can't be for rpm-ostree and at the same time propose continuing with traditional packaging system, which is discouraged for immutable systems. Snap and Flatpak wher
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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   I'm replying to the whole thread at once: The Silverblue, IoT and CoreOS logo are in the section "Related Projects". This is probably because all of them (not sure about IoT), including Kinoite, use rpm-ostree. Both Silverblu
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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   > I did some ADA in the past and yes, it is a nice language, but it lacks the modernity and a dynamic community like Rust. ADA did received some nice update to its specification, but, just like C++, it struggle / cannot really fit
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   by 0rzech 4y ago

   > For me it's the borrow checker and lack of shared mutable states stopping me from doing dumb things. AFAIK, the newest SPARK got borrow checking capability. Also, Ada has excellent design by contract capabilities [1] and constra