I mean, moss complete kill the idea of sol, right?, or it will survive in a strange way like a package manager wrapper?

    I don't think sol development really even started, so there's nothing to kill here....

      Facundo-c-c I think it was just a concept that was sketched out but not acted on, if I recall

        [deleted] what is moss

        It's the package manager of Serpent OS, and maybe some day it will be the package manager of Solus.

            CorvusRuber I don't think sol development really even started, so there's nothing to kill here....

            Development on the new go-based pkg management stuff happened in a private repo that only one team member had access to. Said team member did infrequent code drops to public repos, so the rest of the team didn't really have much to go on after said team member decided to leave.

            Had the team member in question decided to do development in public in a personal repo, Solus could have at least picked up where they left off, but this was not to be.

            C'est la vie.

              brent you took the bait

              Surely I took the question too literally. 🙂

                  joluveba I walk into traps every day🙂.

                  **I remember when we got back and all the solus & serpent maintainers/devs would troll each other with that question on the serpent forum and here. It's still funny!