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Nicoco

Thanks, this could be added to the documentation if you feel like writing a pull request for it. :)
I am surprised it took so long to build the rust dependency. There are also some C dependencies used by pyrofork (the telegram lib we use), so it's probably not 100% rust's fault.
I am also surprised you had to install so many py313-xxx dependencies, since you end up calling `pip`, this should take care of installing them. (but I don't know anything about netbsd, so I may be wrong)
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> I am surprised it took so long to build the rust dependency. There are also some C dependencies used by pyrofork

Aha, this probably describes why I had two peaks on the graph. The first is 30 minute building of Rust dependency, which I saw in the console. And the second, lower, for 20 minutes was for some C dependency, when I was away from the console. At least, looks like so.

It was so long because I an have Intel Atom N2800 CPU and 2 Gb RAM in this machine :drgn_hyper:

Also this was a reason to preinstall some python dependencies (and dependencies of dependencies) from NetBSD packages — I tried to reduce time in pip, downloading and preparing everything :drgn_blush_giggle:

Graph of CPU (4 cores) load with two big spikes. First has 400% load and lasts near 30 minutes. And the second lasts near 20 minutes with 200-260% load.
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Eugene

I recheck this and yes — pip reinstall some packages, when it need another versions, which don't match with versions from NetBSD repo. But most of the packages just reused — pip writes that "requirement already satisfied" (see the screenshot №1).

And it writes one compliant — at the end of installation, about possible system break after it was running from root user (on the screenshot №2)

P.S. As I see pip downloads only: slidgram, pyrofork, slidge, slidge-style-parser, pyaes, pymedia-pyrofork, PySocks, tgcrypto-pyrofork, python-magic, slixmpp, thumbhash, aiodns, pyasn1, pyasn1_modules, pycares.

Output of "pip install slidgram" where it writes that "Requirement already satisfied" for dependencies, installed via NetBSD binary packages.
Output of "pip install slidgram" where it complains about possible system break after running from root.
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