My dear friend, this is (again!) some beautiful art you got there ! This could easily be the artwork for openbsd 7.6 ! If you don't mind me I'd like to mention it on /c/openbsd so your work doesn't go unnoticed? :D
wgs
I cannot speak for prahou, but I'm fairly sure we both agree on this:
- Codebase is clean and lean
- Security is a first grade citizen
- Dev team is not afraid to call stuff obsolete and remove/replace stuff
- It's a full operating system, not just a kernel that you need to build on top of before distributing it
- Config files syntax is cohérent across the whole OS
- ~~master~~ Puffy rocks.
We call them crowdstals down there. They used to only target ancients NT kernels but apparently they evolved to infect other environments. Eh, nature.
Oh I love this style <3 It's refreshing and yet so comforting because it's still girl :D
Thanks !
Gotta punch holes in the screen and hammer the keyboard a bit haha. But remember friends, Hardware is forever.
Easy, become a Magnetic Nymph today !
Une dictature, comme vous y allez !
The real answer here.
Worth it.
Right now overlays requires elevated privilèges, but ideally it shouldn't. Rewriting the Linux kernel to implement per user namespaces like plan9 does would allow unprivileged actions from any user (just like if any user was sitting in a container, overlayed from the base system).
I know we're not there, and that's not the direction development is going, but this thread is about dreams, right ? 😉
About the XDG specs, they serve a totally different purpose so they're out of the discussion IMO. I'm not advocating against env variables. Just $PATH
which is a workaround as I see it, but your mileage may vary.
As for your "issue" with steam, of course this is the best way to solve it. Because of today's OS limitation. My point is that with a better designed namespacing implementation, there would be more elegant solutions to solve it (and would get rid of the need to use LD_LIBRARY_PATH
too, or literally any *_PATH
env variable)
C'est pas illégal de le demander à ton/ta collègue cela dit.