Well, first the installer support for Hurd needs to be merged (<https://issues.guix.gnu.org/73927>), then this needs to be merged and then there's going to be a blog post.
The obvious next step is a 64bit childhurd service and setting up 64bit chidlhurds on the build farm.
Then, I'm hoping for the awesome Hurd hackers to produce a working rumpnet, and get Hurd to boot on something newer than the X60 (<https://todon.nl/@janneke/110451493405777898>).
@janneke
The blog post is very important: people underestimate the degree to which the Hurd works and is progressing. But you don't want anyone to get the idea it's ready to be the OS on their main computer either.
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@mpjgregoire @bugaevc Thanks!
Well, first the installer support for Hurd needs to be merged (<https://issues.guix.gnu.org/73927>), then this needs to be merged and then there's going to be a blog post.
The obvious next step is a 64bit childhurd service and setting up 64bit chidlhurds on the build farm.
Then, I'm hoping for the awesome Hurd hackers to produce a working rumpnet, and get Hurd to boot on something newer than the X60 (<https://todon.nl/@janneke/110451493405777898>).