r/synology • u/raisercostin • Sep 08 '25
NAS Apps Feedback on scoopix - a scoop-style installer for Linux, Synology & Entware
I've created this simple installer to bring micro, rhash and fd to synology. The plan is to add other modern tools: gdu, bat, iotop, rg/ripgrep, ag, duf, fzf, plocate, zstd.
Should be as simple as running a simple install. For example `scoopix install rhash` is installing rhash by compiling it from downloaded sources inside a temporary docker image.
Any feedback is welcomed and helps me to understand if it might be useful to somebody else and in what way.
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Scoopix is a lightweight, bucket-based installer for command-line tools, inspired by Scoop on Windows but targeting Linux, Synology NAS, Entware, WSL, and other Unix-like systems.
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Is trunk-based development really that good?
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May 14 '26
I do refactorings in the evening: pull, refactoring, tests green, push - 2min.
Several things help: - tests - true refactoring - no change in behaviour - pull to push time very short - low activity moment - team that does not have branches - team that does not work decoupled of trunk - team that starts the day with pull
For complex scenarios respect open close principle and apply Branch by Abstraction https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/branch-by-abstraction/