On Wednesday 11 Aug 2010 03:01:07 Disconnect wrote:
> Is there something I'm missing? (As an aside, 50 megs - only 3 shared -
> seems to be fairly standard for memory use when idle. That -screams- "not
> made for embedded" :) ..)
Yes, I meant to say it *would* be nice to be able to "scale it down"
Looking at http://code.google.com/p/android-ruby/, it is an interpreted
language on top of a mix of bytecompiled and native code. (So, slightly
worse than other environments, where it is simply interpreted+native.)
Puppet, being an interpreter in it's own right written in ruby, adds another
layer
Disconnect writes:
> Nothing that involves ruby counts as "scaling it down". At that point, you
> have so much spare ram and cpu that you are trying to use it all up
> somehow..
>
> (That isn't a cut on ruby, although it does seem to be a little less
> efficient than, say, perl. The same thing wo
Gah. Sorry, everyone. Total faux pas on my part... I forgot to add
this list address to my "don't respond to this" filter for my
autoresponder. Mea maxima culpa. It's fixed now.
joey
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 08:18, Disconnect wrote:
> Enjoy your "off in the world", but how about not replying to l
Enjoy your "off in the world", but how about not replying to list postings
with this spam..?
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Joey B'Shalom wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I’m often out in the world and only able to check email a couple of times
> each day. I should be able to get back to you fairly soon, but
Nothing that involves ruby counts as "scaling it down". At that point, you
have so much spare ram and cpu that you are trying to use it all up
somehow..
(That isn't a cut on ruby, although it does seem to be a little less
efficient than, say, perl. The same thing would apply to any large
interpret
On Tuesday 10 Aug 2010 04:06:22 Rohan McGovern wrote:
> They need to be managed, just like everything else.
Yeah, I fully agree. Especially since puppet can simply manage what needs to
be managed and leave the rest alone, it's very useful to be able to "scale it
down" and run on routers, tablet
Daniel Pittman said:
> Aaron Lippold writes:
>
> > We have some interest on looking at Puppet on Android - it's just another
> > distro right?
>
> I am *really* curious, though: what were you hoping to *do* with puppet?
I can't speak for Aaron, and my own interest doesn't include Android at
the
Aaron Lippold writes:
> We have some interest on looking at Puppet on Android - it's just another
> distro right?
Ho, ho, not even close. Have you actually looked at Android?
Their "bionic" libc is not glibc, and requires porting effort to get Ruby
running. Then you get to ensure that the pup
Hello,
We have some interest on looking at Puppet on Android - it's just
another distro right?
Any thoughts?
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