14:41:09 <makr> hi
14:46:27 <makr> how close is arm support to landing in illumos?
14:47:36 <toasterson> It's handled in a seperate fork for now. The fork is bootable. With the philosophy of fork yeah we are not in a hurry to merge them again.
14:49:29 <makr> how were the blobs handled btw?
14:51:17 <toasterson> The closed blobs? They are x86 only or Sparc only in many cases. The last one that would need some work to recreate is ipsec but otherwise you can run without blobs. And honestly most people are running without the blobs. they are just leftovers.
14:53:27 <makr> okay, that's good
14:53:49 <makr> i'm trying to find some excuse to use illumos for something
14:54:24 <makr> how realistic is it to run a game server in an "lx branded zone"?
14:54:39 <makr> like a docker container
14:54:45 <makr> is that possible
14:54:53 <toasterson> Usually debugabilty. Proper design of subsystems and complete product integration are good arguments.
14:55:03 <toasterson> Oh, hooby something :)
14:55:11 <toasterson> *hobby
14:55:20 <toasterson> Yes it's possible with lx zones.
14:55:35 <toasterson> we can unpack docker containers with zadm
14:56:05 <toasterson> systemd is a PITA but anything that only uses non container ABI's works
14:56:29 <toasterson> Gameservers are traditionally so simple that they just work
14:57:02 <toasterson> Minecraft works even natural lunati and OSS games are easily compiled
14:57:09 <toasterson> *native
14:57:23 <toasterson> *luanti
14:58:39 <makr> that's pretty cool
14:58:46 <makr> also, i didn't know about luanti, looks neat
14:59:07 <toasterson> better oss minecraft clone based on lua :) with many game modes.
14:59:14 <toasterson> I prefer it over the original
15:00:29 <makr> i'll try it out
15:00:39 <makr> i haven't played minecraft in a long time
21:21:17 <richlowe> andyf: I had no idea how just all around pleasing ::stack -t was going to be.  Thanks