mnc and nextcron should function more or less equally well, as I have not found a defect in mnc's functionality itself

mafe: to avoid the go toolchain, which is extremely bloated, even including a package manager

tinygo seems to improve on this

s6 is smaller than superd, reducing the size of the minimum install - I'd say that is the biggest pro otherwise, well, you have shell scripts (actually literally anything executable called run, it could be a symlink) instead of configs and avoid go

I've written https://git.sr.ht/~noneofyourbusiness/nextcron - do we want to replace mnc? My personal biggest advantage with this is removing the need for the go toolchain, but perhaps someone can appreciate other gains.

P.S. name can be changed

Why not just make sxmo_terminal.sh a hook? That way you can customize it as you like. In fact, you could make every script a hook (including the script that calls the hooks) to enhance customizability since you can't know of all possible use cases.

Since alpine is already making their own POSIX utils with some GNU extensions, it's fine with me. sbase also implements -d. I guess you can keep this one around as wontfix (after documenting why exactly in the docs)

Still not quite fixed - https://git.sr.ht/~mil/sxmo-utils/tree/master/item/scripts/modem/sxmo_modem.sh#L190 uses the unportable -d

Could reproduce, fixed by modifying the screenoff hook

this seems to be the problematic spot https://git.sr.ht/~mil/sxmo-utils/tree/master/item/configs/default_hooks/screenoff#L36

for the german wordlist thing: you could be using an editor plugin for that (vis is also extensible, in example vis-ins-completion could be used here, using a dictionary for .txt syntax type) (sounds like another entry for the tips&tricks page)

seems like a good idea (because it enhances customizability)

sxmo_keyboard.sh is small, too, so it should be somewhat trivial to turn into a hook

however the external keyboard detection sounds like there is a need for device specific code, i.e. how do you detect a usb keyboard (probably via /sys)?

draft implementing the wrapper https://lists.sr.ht/~mil/sxmo-devel/%3C20220130182455.5134-1-amaier42%40web.de%3E

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