Ühel kenal päeval, N, 20.01.2022 kell 16:32, kirjutas Brian Evans: > On 1/17/2022 6:24 PM, Georgy Yakovlev wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I've been approached multiple times with that request, and a lot of > > time I see new users completely destroyed by rust build time and > > disk > > space requirements. > > > > I bet that the pending polkit merge request[1] (which is just about > ready and blessed but not merged by devs) would seriously drop many > people's concerns over rust. > > Using duktape on most systems will suffice for polkit once included. > > GNOME and Mozilla products still pull in spidermonkey but other users > will have a much reduced requirement for rust.
librsvg, dev-python/cryptography (masked so far but eventually needs to move forard, albeit it looks like it won't have as big an impact as it once would have), probably rather more to come. Ühel kenal päeval, N, 20.01.2022 kell 20:01, kirjutas Michael Orlitzky: > Avoiding librsvg used to be difficult because it's required by our > GTK > icon packages to render PNGs from SVGs. Luckily dilfridge's binrepo > now makes it easy to download pre-rendered icons, and there's no > security/performance/legal concerns with pre-rendered PNGs, so using > them shouldn't present any moral dilemmata. You mainly just have to > replace Firefox, Thunderbird, and GIMP. And it is required on GTK itself to actually be able to render any SVG icons. I can not suggest avoiding librsvg with GTK, nor let such suggestions of such be uncountered. rust is a toolchain, just like GCC, and if you are running a source- based distribution, you get to have the toolchains required to compile from source. Anyhow, my vote is to default to rust-bin - people can easily be told to move to dev-lang/rust at their convenience and then explicitly depclean rust-bin. They can even use system-bootstrap on dev-lang/rust with rust-bin to do so, in some situations (~arch-only apparently). Mart
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