Well sadly these plans look more and more problematic to me. Nim - Core
Everything `koch boot -d:release` and `koch tools` needs. Nothing more, nothing less. Problems: * The Nim compiler can often benefit from new stdlib developments too. * nimsuggest needs the networking stack. * The libraries that Nim/Nimble need are not fixed. Nim - Standard * What to include? All the official packages I guess. Nim - the full experience (TM) * Nim-Standard plus even more packages. Which ones? Why? And then on top of having 3 different ways to install Nim (zip, choosenim, build from source; which is at least one too many) we offer them 3 separate "distributions" that all have to be tested and maintained (!). And what problem does it even solve? To have some philosophically pleasing "small core"? To see if a module is essential for porting, remove it and see if "koch boot" still works...
