Post 9mXq0hRJ5EMh80rs4O by saper@word.builders
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 (DIR) Post #9mXjZZjR25E3gD1vii by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T10:46:01.095522Z
       
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       there's elixir 1.9 in debian stable backports but either it requires erlang 22 which is only in unstable or aptitude is just messing with me
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXjZZyK8j8SQNzovY by rin@patch.cx
       2019-09-03T10:49:26.988408Z
       
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       @314 it shouldn't, I run elixir 1.9 on OTP 21 on my machine and I recall jose saying that there is at least 2 years before they make OTP 22 minimum elixir target
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXjhcbCFy8ItA0teq by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T10:50:18.959938Z
       
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       @rin i mean the package literally says it requires erlang >= 20 and then aptitude insists that it must upgrade erlang from 21 to 22 or puppies will die
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXq0hRJ5EMh80rs4O by saper@word.builders
       2019-09-03T10:57:26.187015Z
       
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       @314 @rin may it always wants to keep you current, knowing the in Debian you'll always be out-of-date anyway :/does this colon option help? (trying to specify erlang together)           <package>:               Keep <package> at its current version: cancel any installation, removal, or upgrade. Unlike “hold”               (above) this does not prevent automatic upgrades in the future.Also --safe-resolver might help
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXq0hbwRgs7ezqMe8 by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T11:05:22.969982Z
       
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       @saper @rin i have now attempted to run aptitude install --safe-resolver 'elixir=1.9.1.dfsg-1~bpo10+1' and the result isit decided to replace erlang-base with erlang-base-hipe and keep back elixir at 1.7.4
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXq0hqpYKmWPAoFqy by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T11:06:44.235016Z
       
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       @saper @rin now if i try that again, it replaces erlang-base-hipe with erlang-base and still keeps elixir back
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXq0i1SunHww9mkQi by karen@testing.kawen.dance
       2019-09-03T11:07:45.394161Z
       
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       @314 @rin @saper maybe just get the precompiled binaries directly, sounds like a lot less hassle than this lol
       
 (DIR) Post #9mXq0iLJizATvj4bNA by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T11:09:38.911684Z
       
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       @karen @rin @saper i'm not in a rush to get things done today, thinking of reporting it to debian somehow
       
 (DIR) Post #9nnria8UZaOk72y1wG by saper@word.builders
       2019-09-03T11:08:35.327233Z
       
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       @karen @314 @rin so happy using FreeBSD for that :)
       
 (DIR) Post #9nnriacykEmhdbENSS by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T11:11:44.522740Z
       
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       @saper @karen @rin i'm too dependent on Linux LVM to slap BSD on my desktop, and even then i'd go with Dragonfly for lolz or with Open
       
 (DIR) Post #9nnribKa87f9opdCQC by saper@word.builders
       2019-09-03T11:12:21.607758Z
       
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       @314 @karen @rin LVM? oh my why? Too many disks added and concatenated together?
       
 (DIR) Post #9nnribvRv39ZfAsdt2 by 314@kawen.space
       2019-09-03T11:14:15.883875Z
       
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       @saper extending a normal partition is kinda non-trivial when you have another partition right next to it, yes
       
 (DIR) Post #9nnricMkHYzJ1peRQu by saper@word.builders
       2019-09-03T11:45:52.631957Z
       
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       @314 Time to switch to #ZFS :)