Building Elixir from source segfaults on macOS on Apple Silicon while compiling

Re:Building Elixir from source segfaults on macOS on Apple S... by gumby on Monday July 13, 2020 @06:28PM (#23826307)

> it still baffles me how macOS doesn't even ship with a serious file manager by default in 2020

Serious question: what do you use it for? I rarely use the finder at all; when I do it’s for pretty trivial things that it handles just fine. Generally ls, cd, open, tar etc are enough for me.

I understand a lot of people consider the Finder broken so I assume it lacks “power user” features, at least. But aren’t the power users by definition a couple of sigma out so are better served by a paid product?

For example I don’t use apple’s calendar app but paid $50 for a different calendar. I wouldn’t recommend that most people do this: apple calendar is fine for the bulk of users. I just happened to have some special needs. Could your case be the same?

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Re:Building Elixir from source segfaults on macOS on Apple S... by AsyncAwait on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @02:15PM (#23835592)

> But aren’t the power users by definition a couple of sigma out so are better served by a paid product

My point was that on Linux you get the features that on macOS are paid and considered for power users for free and as standard.

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