00:08 <sora> very confusing. lets see if that works in yet another from-scratch clean build vm too.

01:18 <sora> yep. it does.

09:20 <lars_kurth> mato: I can see it now - is http://canopy.mirage.io/tags/help%20needed up-to-date? Applying for GSoC next week and it be prudent to update the list and check with mentors that they are still up for mentoring projects. The list seems to have many old projects on it

09:34 <dinosaure> laudecay: just about async lib, if you can abstract your code over async stuff, your code will be more better :) even if MirageOS use LWT, it's usually better to be compliant for ASYNC or UNIX and do the glue for Mirage then

09:35 <dinosaure> (something like ocaml-tls should be very good)

13:08 <hannes> morning

13:09 <reynir> morning

14:00 <hannes> laudecay: in mirageos we use lwt for asynchronous tasks -- core/async is not ported to mirage (yet?)

14:00 <hannes> I'm personally still waiting for an effect system and writing direct style code

14:06 <hannes> uh and speaking of VPN, we still should get a release together of our OpenVPN implementation in OCaml https://github.com/roburio/openvpn

14:44 <xaki> openvpn would be good too, for sure.

14:45 <xaki> the nice thing about wireguard is that it has much fewer moving parts. than any other vpn. no tls or x509 parsers involved. that can only be a good thing. :)

15:56 <mato> lars_kurth: Re http://canopy.mirage.io/tags/help%20needed I suspect it's not been updated in ages. Perhaps ping the mirage-dev list?

15:56 <lars_kurth> I will do that

16:01 <mato> thanks