RE: https://mastodon.social/@Tuxdoctor/116247694950954874
I see this effort as a perfect successor to the postmarketOS wiki tables, which relied on manually filled support levels.
It enables tracking across all distributions, different kernel versions, and patchsets.
It’s simple: you run a diagnostics app, and at the end, you can upload the results for everyone to see.
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How to use both unstable-nixpkgs and stable-nixpkgs in your flake.nix and configuration.nix
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