Nekko

@pid_eins@mastodon.social Good, good. Just wanted to make sure that there isn't some surprise waiting to happen.

@pid_eins@mastodon.social Does the unlink logic only protect the current booted one or does is also protect the ones from other images? Say I have 2 images with 2 versions each. Would it have up to 3 versions it can GC (1 from the current booted one and 2 from the other image) or only 1 (the one from the current booted image)?

@gperson@social.linux.pizza @TheEvilSkeleton@social.treehouse.systems The reason they have the AGENTS.md file to begin with is because they know people will use it, whether they allow it or not. They do require disclosure with a Co-developed-By: to know that they need to be ready for the typical agent issues. Lets be for real here, what is more likely: you outright ban the usage and people actually follow that and don't just do it secretly or you allow it and require disclosure? Ofc there will probably be people that don't disclose they used an agent, but it is much more likely they will than just not contribute because the maintainers said no-AI.

@pid_eins I C. But wouldn't it be a bit too broad considering some images are ephemeral and might not even be part of the system? Like say I am working on building an image for a different system and want to sd-dissect --mount it, I assume that would be also measured. I guess my overarching question is: for what would this be used considering how noisy/unpredictable it might be?

@pid_eins There's one type of resource that is probably the most important one to measure on a modern image-based OSes: the images the OS is composed of, as they are activated. Does this mean only things contributing to the root file namespace like base-DDI/sysext/confext or also services like portabled that are added after the fact (e.g. created by a sys admin for a specific system)?

@qdot It really annoys me that it isn't a dotfile (or in some dotdirectory). To me all non-dotfiles should be actively contributing to the build of a project and any editor/development tools that don't affect the build should be dotfiles...