[2024-01-02T01:49:05Z] appy birthday sewn! [2024-01-02T01:49:13Z] s/appy/happy/g [2024-01-02T11:32:19Z] hi [2024-01-02T11:32:29Z] thank [2024-01-02T13:19:06Z] hi [2024-01-02T13:58:08Z] hi [2024-01-02T14:01:09Z] hi sad_plan [2024-01-02T14:26:24Z] hi op_4 and sewn [2024-01-02T15:47:25Z] hi [2024-01-02T16:36:24Z] so what else happens in this channel other than "hi" [2024-01-02T16:48:49Z] op_4: nothing [2024-01-02T16:49:05Z] just pacakge updates with 0 communication from one of them [2024-01-02T17:19:40Z] sewn: so you use kiss daily? [2024-01-02T17:19:44Z] sure [2024-01-02T17:19:50Z] moving to alpine sooner or later [2024-01-02T17:23:21Z] interesting, i used to do that but found the workload of keeping stuff up-to-date to be too great [2024-01-02T17:23:26Z] a common complaint i'm sure [2024-01-02T17:23:29Z] its not hard keeping things up to date [2024-01-02T17:23:39Z] kiss is designed to be able to be managed by one person [2024-01-02T17:23:45Z] since its so simple [2024-01-02T17:24:02Z] i mean, i was the one writing build scripts for stuff i needed [2024-01-02T17:24:05Z] that was too much work [2024-01-02T17:24:13Z] really? what were you implementing [2024-01-02T17:24:47Z] off the top of my head, emacs, vpn stuff for work, flatpak for work [2024-01-02T17:25:28Z] at some point vpn client of choice switched to having a qt frontend, i gave up [2024-01-02T17:25:35Z] ah ok use alpine lol aint for you [2024-01-02T17:25:48Z] flatpak is already here, but stuff like vpn or qt can be difficult [2024-01-02T17:25:58Z] * op_4 nods [2024-01-02T17:26:09Z] it's cool that flatpak is around now [2024-01-02T17:26:37Z] when were you last using it [2024-01-02T17:26:51Z] it also wasn't obvious to me: how do i keep abreast of upstream changes (esp. security)? [2024-01-02T17:27:00Z] i could scrape some distros package versions i suppose [2024-01-02T17:27:14Z] but then... the logical next step is to just use them [2024-01-02T17:28:03Z] i probably used it around 3 years ago, fairly soon after dylan disappeared