Just Enough Chimera Linux

44 pontos | por speckx 10 horas atrás

4 comentários

• lrvick

  9 horas atrás
  For those that like the LLVM/musl/mimalloc choices of chimera, but also want signed commits, signed reviews, container-native design, full source bootstrapping, 100% deterministic builds, and multi-party-signed artifacts check out https://stagex.tools
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  • fuhsnn

    5 horas atrás
    Don't get mimalloc and mallocng mixed up though, completely different animals.
  • r0l1

    8 horas atrás
    Really love that project. Is there any planned support for NVIDIA drivers and runtime?
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    • lrvick

      6 horas atrás
      If anyone sponsors buying me modern Nvidia cards with open kernel support, I would gladly test and support them.
• fennec-posix

  5 horas atrás
  Now this is WHY I love UNIX and UNIX-likes, the fact you can chop and change core components like the Kernel, Userspace, Init, etc. and (within compatibility limits i.e. MUSL/GLIBC) run a hybrid system like Chimera.

  Would I run Chimera as a daily-drive? Probably not. Is it cool that someone can? Absolutely!
• JCattheATM

  5 horas atrás
  This seems interesting, but I've been using Alpine as a desktop distro wth ZFS for years now, it has native support and ZBM is available in the community repo. Not sure what advantages Chimera would add.
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  • stock_toaster

    4 horas atrás
    Chimera uses mimalloc instead of musl’s mallocng.

    https://chimera-linux.org/docs/configuration/musl
• Crontab

  8 horas atrás
  Speaking of OpenZFS encryption, has there ever been any third party review of the source code? Or any testing of any kind of its effectiveness?