Why the fork? Why not have it included into Amethyst via a pull request?
Quoting the docs: There is no special language as used in #puppet, #ansible, etc... just the full power of #Haskell. Hopefully that power can be put to good use in making declarative properties that are powerful, nicely idempotent, and easy to adapt to a system's special needs!
It's esoteric, written with a capital letter in the above quote, statically type checked. I like it!
I'm using an electric grinder like yours, with a regular filter coffee machine, simply switching it on, wait for some water to drip in, off, wait, on again, off, etc.
#NixOS —> #Propellor + #Debian ? ( declarative system configuration in #Haskell for #Linux and #FreeBSD )
Too little, too late... Alea iacta est - founder abdicated 😮💨
First baby steps:
lean and mean! lightweight! etc.
(although I'm sometimes missing easily identifiable profiles in the overview – difficult to see who's who in a glance)
I'm experimenting with Debian + Propellor.
Propellor is a configuration management system using Haskell and Git. Each system has a list of properties, which Propellor ensures are satisfied. Linux and FreeBSD are supported
Like a tag or in addition to?
Let's add #religion to the already explosive mix? [Bible quote]
λ putStrLn "coach""
• The function ‘putStrLn’ is applied to two value arguments,
but its type ‘String -> IO ()’ has only one
In the expression: putStrLn "coach" ""
In an equation for ‘it’: it = putStrLn "coach" ""
• Relevant bindings include it :: t (bound at
λ
(but it probably shouldn't be: confusing as hell)
Termux —> python:
>>> print("coach""")
coach
so apparently yes
I'm currently checking out #propellor a Haskell + git based configuration management system: