Has the world shifted so much in the last years? I remember when
I switched to Linux, many years ago, I worked through LFS (Linux
from Scratch) within, say, one or two years. Back then that was
kind of exciting; since then I expanded my own scripts for
compiling or installing things, including versioned AppDirs, which
to me are a lot more logical and elegant too. Why would I need or
use uv? Does uv even support versioned AppDirs? How about multiple
different glibc on the same system (hint: that works though you have
to take care of how things are setup; think of an extended NixOS-like
system, with guarantees).
uv seems to be hyped a lot and I still do not understand why.
Has the world shifted so much in the last years? I remember when I switched to Linux, many years ago, I worked through LFS (Linux from Scratch) within, say, one or two years. Back then that was kind of exciting; since then I expanded my own scripts for compiling or installing things, including versioned AppDirs, which to me are a lot more logical and elegant too. Why would I need or use uv? Does uv even support versioned AppDirs? How about multiple different glibc on the same system (hint: that works though you have to take care of how things are setup; think of an extended NixOS-like system, with guarantees).
uv seems to be hyped a lot and I still do not understand why.