Agreed. I was fully aware that forking Linux is more of a joke than anything.
Spot on on the hobby point. If I am writing code while not being paid, I need to enjoy every moment of it. In addition to coding, project managing and ensuring backlash make me nope the fuck out of it.
It seems like the easiest way is through a PS5. Or you can run the Windows upgrade program through wine.
https://controller.dl.playstation.net/controller/lang/en/2100004.html
The talent has nothing to do with Rust AFAIK. Only the GPU driver is written in Rust. There are however efforts put into other drivers written in Rust.
The developers could have written those drivers in C instead, or to hell with those close-minded Linux developers, fork Linux and keep writing in Rust.
Sell it. Put your money earned to buy a general computer to tinker with instead.
If you have the skills you've already been tearing it down, soldering some pins, and compiling your modified uboot/EFI firmware and flashing it. The hack above has only like twenty people in the whole world who know how to do.
If it was a TV box and still functioning, there are people out there genuinely have a valid use case for it, to watch TV of course. Don't ruin it.
It took them seven years to make it. I doubt they will release another installment in five years so definitely GotD.
99% OP was trolling. Two days later: "I don't agree with all previous flowcharts..."
Says the NVidia user.
The project is just new and under testing. It has nothing to do with the language it's written in.
I haven't used Arch in a decade, but as unstable as Arch is, I don't think Arch doesn't have dependencies poorly defined like that.
Say, firefox-1 does not depend on libssl-1, but now you upgrade it to firefox-2, you won't succeed if you successfully downloaded firefox-2, but failed to download libssl-1, because pacman shall fail, while saying the reason being failed to download all of its dependencies.
If you start with a system with both firefox-1 and libssl-1 installed, upgrading firefox-1 to firefox-2 sure would have no problem, because its dependencies are already fulfilled.
If your system is breaking, it's probably due to some other issue, but it could not be pacman's.
By an extension, with all those private cars in the street, buses are stuck with them. It's practically a slowly moving parking lot. Public buses demand publicly available lanes, not occupied by your private vehicles. We tax payers didn't pay the bills just to maintain the roads where you occupy with your private vehicles all day and all night.
On the belly!
Do you mind spoiling us please?