I might try to set it up and see a size comparision.
The last I heard, LTO on the kernel required something like 16 GB of RAM and
produced a not-quite-working image.
Jon
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Jonathan Anderson
Research Associate
Computer Laboratory
University of Cambridge
jonathan.ander...@cl.cam.
instance, igraph has a core C library to do the heavy lifting, but I'd never
want to use it directly when exploring data sets because the Python wrapper API
is so very convenient (and I can pop the resulting data into matplotlib).
Jon
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Jonathan Anderson
jonat...@freeb
I do like the idea (Garrett's, maybe?) of providing such a tool, leaving it off
by default, making it very easy to turn on ("if you run this command, the shell
will be friendlier to you") and letting the PC-BSD folks turn it on by default
for their users.
Jon
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Jonathan Anderson
jona
s kind of thing makes the system *very* discoverable for non-experts (even
non-experts wrt a particular package). You don't need to check mailing lists or
freshports or whatnot, you can just try stuff out, and when it doesn't work,
t
his binary, constrained by policy X.sb"). I think
that the capsh/Plash approach is a more natural fit for capabilities
(policy files fit nicely with MAC), and indeed, a more natural tool
for the job we're trying to do here.
Perhaps 'sudo --sandbox command infile:r outfile:rw' co
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