Jonathan Perkin

Bulk builds on #NetBSD now even slower thanks to www/chromium.

Currently been building for 27 hours with no end in sight.

Nothing else comes even remotely close, second longest being libreoffice at a mere 11 hours.

#pkgsrc #bloat

Jun 24 at 9:27amWeb
Show threadJonathan PerkinJun 25

Still going...

pkgsrc-nb0# ps -o etime= -p 9270
2-02:48:30

50 hours and counting...

#pkgsrc #netbsd

Show threadJonathan PerkinJun 26

It finally finished in just under 66 hours.

And now to do it all over again because lang/rust got changed during a freeze.

#pkgsrc

Show threaddressupgeekoutJun 26
@jperkin Holy moly
Show threadmccdJun 26
@jperkin Even operating systems compile faster than that! :(
Show threadbenzJun 26
@jperkin Well, it got changed so that it builds under NetBSD-9, no? Without that change, it makes little sense to even do the branch IMHO.
Show threadJonathan PerkinJun 26
@bentsukun which is why there are rules that should prevent updates to large or important packages weeks before a freeze even starts.
Show threadbenzJun 26
@jperkin Thats why binary packages there are really valuable!
Show threadChristoff, the humanJun 24
@jperkin that's wild, hardware scales but software always seems to make it feel like it never does.
Show threadバルテクJun 26
@jperkin what kind of hardware are you building on?