Hello! Edouard Klein <[email protected]> writes:
> In the next few weeks, I'm about to set up my own server hardware > running Guix, and I thought about providing a substitute server for the > community. However I have no idea about the required disk space. The binaries of all the packages for x86_64-linux only take 350–400 GiB. > This would also prevent updates that break stuff. Granted, the built-in > rollback functionality is awesome, but having a package break from under > me is still not fun. There’s been frequent breakage over the past couple of months. That’s why I think having continuous integration for pull requests is top priority for the project. A distro that breaks this often is barely viable; if even we, people who follow it pretty closely, have a hard time coping with it, imagine what it’s like to someone who’s not contributing to Guix and/or following it from a distance. Thanks, Ludo’.
