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Another use case will be launching `fzf` remotely, this is extremely useful when working remotely.
@ekzhang Not yet, I'm afraid.
@Vexu Yes, I confirmed that both of issues can be fixed by this PR.
Any feedback about this PR?
> A dirty script to workaround the issue. > > ```shell > #!/bin/bash > > set -e > > forceupdate=false > if [ "$1" = "-f" ]; then > forceupdate=true...
> The @truncate seems aggressive too. Perhaps the type of Id needs to be wider? Actually, I don't know the reason why `Id` was defined as `u32` at the first...
I have setup a minimal hello world demo with unikraft, feel free to check out: https://github.com/tw4452852/unikraft-zig
I think the most valuable benift of this is cross-compiling (including different variants of libc implementations, i.e. glibc and musl). Don't need other cross-compiling toolchains, only one zig executable is...