<midfavila>
man i'm trying to decide on parts for my custom bike and on the one hand i have this habit of compulsively trying to skimp but on the other hand this is going to be the bike i have for basically the rest of my life...
<midfavila>
sitting here stressing over brake levers smdh
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<EliSoli>
sewn here ya at
<sewn>
meow
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<EliSoli>
yay you here :3
<EliSoli>
meow meow
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<sewn>
nooo youre gone
<sewn>
my lifes over
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<Vova>
is there any chance a C implementation of the kiss package manager would be accepted to replace the shell version ?
<phoebos>
maybe
<phoebos>
but "accepted" by who
<phoebos>
again, start writing it!
<sewn>
ew C
<midfavila>
C is fine, calm down
<kris_>
is there anything that really prompts a rewrite in another language?
<kris_>
i get the sense it's going to end up having a lot of system() spam
<phoebos>
there are various things that can't be done portably in sh (file_rwx, owner)
<midfavila>
kris_: shell is also just a pain in the ass to work with because it lacks a lot of basic facilities
<midfavila>
like uh
<midfavila>
arrays
<midfavila>
:v
<kris_>
midfavila: yeppers, and that's why i'm so drawn to oksh
<kris_>
has the features i care about and doesn't have the ones i don't
<kris_>
i actually swapped from bash to oksh as my default interactive shell just to try it out, first time bash hasnt been my default interactive shell like ever
<kris_>
other than busybox ash during the dark ages of daily driving alpine temporarily
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<Vova>
the code is already being written
<Vova>
I got basically everything beside the build command