top | item 39590901 (no title) ferd | 2 years ago ...package managers to (un)install software. RedHat Linux had RPM since 1998 at least discuss order hn newest BobbyTables2|2 years ago We’ve already come full circle.Nobody uninstalls packages from a Docker container…With immutable designs, we’re just reinstalling the whole OS on each update…just a bit more efficiently thanks to cheap storage. eru|2 years ago Slight tangent:Back in the primordial olden days, people used to patch binaries. These days, we just compile them from scratch, when we want to make a change.So it's not too surprising that people apply the same approach to the whole OS installation.Mutation is hard to get right! SAI_Peregrinus|2 years ago With ephemeral NixOS, I'm reinstalling the whole OS (sort of) on every boot!
BobbyTables2|2 years ago We’ve already come full circle.Nobody uninstalls packages from a Docker container…With immutable designs, we’re just reinstalling the whole OS on each update…just a bit more efficiently thanks to cheap storage. eru|2 years ago Slight tangent:Back in the primordial olden days, people used to patch binaries. These days, we just compile them from scratch, when we want to make a change.So it's not too surprising that people apply the same approach to the whole OS installation.Mutation is hard to get right! SAI_Peregrinus|2 years ago With ephemeral NixOS, I'm reinstalling the whole OS (sort of) on every boot!
eru|2 years ago Slight tangent:Back in the primordial olden days, people used to patch binaries. These days, we just compile them from scratch, when we want to make a change.So it's not too surprising that people apply the same approach to the whole OS installation.Mutation is hard to get right!
SAI_Peregrinus|2 years ago With ephemeral NixOS, I'm reinstalling the whole OS (sort of) on every boot!
BobbyTables2|2 years ago
Nobody uninstalls packages from a Docker container…
With immutable designs, we’re just reinstalling the whole OS on each update…just a bit more efficiently thanks to cheap storage.
eru|2 years ago
Back in the primordial olden days, people used to patch binaries. These days, we just compile them from scratch, when we want to make a change.
So it's not too surprising that people apply the same approach to the whole OS installation.
Mutation is hard to get right!
SAI_Peregrinus|2 years ago