I was reading a thread the other day concerning MiSter. Evidently, the buildroot hasn't been relinquished to the public. But, shouldn't that be dispersed openly, too? The cores have to be, of course. But why not the buildroot? Forgive my ignorance, just trying to understand.
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It seems inevitable that MiSTer will be forked (like MAME was) and that might lead to cool things or could dilute MiSTer, or confuse people, who knows? The lack of buildroot isn’t a real obstacle, though.
"The lack of buildroot isn’t a real obstacle, though" it is a pretty damn big hurdle. Let's not minimize it. Can you walk me through adding CUPS subsystem with the current landscape? I'll sit and wait. ;)
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I disagree, the linux in the mister is a tiny distro. If you want to run a printer off mister (CUPS?) then you might actually want a whole new distro with more of the functionality in pre-installed shared libs. Maybe a new DE10 linux distro is a worthy project?
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"then you might actually want a whole new distro with more of the functionality in pre-installed shared libs" you can disagree all you want, you are now part of the gate keeping. It is none of your business why I wanna run CUPS on my MiSTER.
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