[azathothas]

Regarding pkgsrc, we came across that and the reason we eventually ended up creating hysp was that we didn't want to use any dependencies what's so ever.

So if you wanted to, you could use pure bash and nothing else to parse the TOML files that hysp uses and do everything that it does. Hysp is simply an abstraction over that philosophy.

As to the question of maintaining them, currently only I am. Hysp is a small project for now, and we have no plans to add anything that's dynamic. This will ensure low numbers of packages, but guarantee that those packages will work anywhere. So maintaining the PKGs is quite simple, I write custom build script for each of them and then GitHub Actions automates the rest. This currently requires very little manual maintenance. The following repos are where the current packages are sourced from:

https://github.com/Azathothas/Toolpacks https://github.com/Azathothas/Static-Binaries https://github.com/Azathothas/static-toolbox

I had to mention 4, because people kept asking us about security concerns. Self-Hosting everything on your own server and using hysp just as the frontend, is an option for those people.