czernobog7 minutes ago
Very cool and interesting.. Just found out it was started by a previous Void Linux maintainer, Void linux is great as well!
lrvick6 hours ago
For those that like the LLVM/musl/mimalloc choices of chimera, but also want signed commits, signed reviews, container-native design, full source bootstrapping, 100% deterministic builds, and multi-party-signed artifacts check out https://stagex.tools
fuhsnn2 hours ago
Don't get mimalloc and mallocng mixed up though, completely different animals.
r0l15 hours ago
Really love that project. Is there any planned support for NVIDIA drivers and runtime?
lrvick4 hours ago
If anyone sponsors buying me modern Nvidia cards with open kernel support, I would gladly test and support them.
fennec-posix2 hours ago
Now this is WHY I love UNIX and UNIX-likes, the fact you can chop and change core components like the Kernel, Userspace, Init, etc. and (within compatibility limits i.e. MUSL/GLIBC) run a hybrid system like Chimera.
Would I run Chimera as a daily-drive? Probably not. Is it cool that someone can? Absolutely!
JCattheATM2 hours ago
This seems interesting, but I've been using Alpine as a desktop distro wth ZFS for years now, it has native support and ZBM is available in the community repo. Not sure what advantages Chimera would add.
stock_toasteran hour ago
Chimera uses mimalloc instead of musl’s mallocng.
Crontab5 hours ago
Speaking of OpenZFS encryption, has there ever been any third party review of the source code? Or any testing of any kind of its effectiveness?