docs: Update bewcloud-nixos link and description #138
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It’s now actually Docker-level easy to use (no more manual installation) and also hosted on Codeberg.
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It’s now actually Docker-level easy to use (no more manual installation) and also hosted on Codeberg.
Solution before was not a lot better than completely manual (even if there were still a bunch of things going on behind the scenes), this is now actually user-friendly even if it commits the crime of having Deno download all bewCloud dependencies on startup as Deno is a truely cursed thing to work with if your setup involves read-only filesystems (which Nix uses for reproducibility). – You’re only not affected by this in Docker because it mounts you a throw-away read-write filesystem that Deno can mess around in for no good reason, but yeah, not something users have to worry about now.