06:17 <xvilka> dmbaturin: Debian (and Ubuntu) is the worst. We (radare2) suffer from their policies too

07:25 <dmbaturin> xvilka: I'm a unwilling maintainer of a debian-based system. We should stick together. ;)

07:30 <dmbaturin> (As in, it was debian-based before it died and I forked and resurrect it, but a) Debian base system is not nearly as much of a problem as the legacy codebase we are now cleaning up b) it was hard enough to tear that codebase off of Squeeze, and even theoretical possibility to switch to something else needs a lot of work)

07:41 <xvilka> dmbaturin: you could try Void for example

07:41 <xvilka> even Alpine is better

07:42 <dmbaturin> I would love to use nix for reversible upgrades, if they work as advertised.

07:43 <xvilka> ah, yes, nix idea is interesting

07:44 <xvilka> you might want to check guix then too

07:44 <dmbaturin> Right now we do reversible upgrades by swapping squashfs images of the system (which are union mounted on boot, like in livecds).

07:44 <xvilka> https://www.gnu.org/software/guix

07:45 <dmbaturin> Yeah, guix seems nice, I should revisit it some time.

08:16 <freyr69> I'm trying to write a menhir parser

08:16 <freyr69> And menhir generates a simple Error exception on erronious states

08:17 <freyr69> how to make it produce more precise errors?

08:30 <freyr69> How to use --compile-errors with dune?

08:30 <freyr69> I've tried to add "--compile-errors parser.messages" to flags stanza

08:31 <dmbaturin> freyr69: I've done that recently: https://github.com/dmbaturin/bnfgen/blob/master/src/dune

08:39 <freyr69> thanks, it worked