Hello, folks! I’m thinking about replacing my current rtl8851be, which is very new and isn’t supported by any of BSD’s system by a bit older ax210 or ax200 one. But as I know, they both aren’t supported in NetBSD’s 10th release. Is 11th release‘s situation any different?
i already brought up a question about void's package manager functionality on this sub, but this thread is more global, so i assume it's more kind of a question to xbps' developers, not regular users. though i'm not denying there are some advanced void's power users, who can share their opinion
why xbps doesn't have opt dependencies like (god bless me) pacman or apt? is this some architectural decision or something that wasn't implemented yet?
so, since systemd now has musl support (even though it's experimental), i see this myself as another opened door into embedded & container systems. but in that case, here's the question: how much of a systemd components do i need to start it? because judging by this freedesktop minimal builds page, systemd needs only 3 components to run: systemd itself, udev and journald. but is it really enough in realistic case? i also doubt udev will be useful in such conditions. is there any official building systemd requirements somewhere?