One could move the "statically build packages, for darwin/linux, with clang" to the "About" section on GitHub.
There are a lot of different environments which a package manager could cover. This is the most important thing for me when learning about new tools: Does it apply to my use case?
This particular one is built around the ideas of bootstrap/reproducibility/hermetcity. If your usecases would benefit from these properties it might apply.
One could move the "statically build packages, for darwin/linux, with clang" to the "About" section on GitHub.
There are a lot of different environments which a package manager could cover. This is the most important thing for me when learning about new tools: Does it apply to my use case?
This particular one is built around the ideas of bootstrap/reproducibility/hermetcity. If your usecases would benefit from these properties it might apply.
In my opinion the docs need to be improved a lot.
You may want to look at the Bootstrappable Builds project and StageX in order to reduce your binary seeds to almost nothing.
https://bootstrappable.org/ https://lwn.net/Articles/983340/ https://stagex.tools/
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