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authorArslaan Pathan <[email protected]>2026-09-20 21:24:39 +1200
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Yet ANOTHER small tweak on delusion.md (last one trust)HEADmain
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@@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ Do you know how much I learnt about Yocto, Buildroot, and Linux in general?
I tried multiple build systems, including a script to modify Alpine, Buildroot, Yocto/OE, and I even considered LFS.
I learnt all about verified boot chains, dm-verity/fs-verity, hardware root of trusts, partition structure, A/B updates, and more.
-quadrant-robot never happened, but now I'm using the knowledge I gained to build _real_ things with Yocto.
+quadrant-robot never happened, but now I'm using the knowledge I gained to build _real_ things with Yocto, like Yerba Linux.
The project died, but the skillset stayed.
quadrant-robot never happened, but I think it was the turning point that transitioned me into a true systems programmer.