

I have to check it out.
I have to check it out.
How do you break Ubuntu?
I’m reporting this for trolling. lol
And which one is that?
I don’t know if Flatpak can cover all the scenarios. It seems to be mostly for Desktop apps. I know Ubuntu was able to have system tools installed with Snaps though. However, having apps installed with their dependencies in one package is neat, but it takes a ton more in storage.
Flatpak is a great extra layer to have on top of a regular package manager, but I wouldn’t use it as a sole package management system.
Back in 2000 I started using Linux with RedHat (That’s what they were teaching us in college then.) and got to know RPMs before the automatic package dependency resolution tools. Then I moved to Ubuntu in 2004 and have been using that since, and even had a job where I built custom Linux distros based on Debian where I had to build DEB packages, so I got to know that system pretty well.
But, honestly, if there are better package managers out there I wouldn’t mind changing if it means we all use the same thing.
We don’t even need a new standard. Let’s just settle for one of the existing ones.
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Oh.
You’re both right
What’s so NSFW about it?
For real. I don’t mind the million distributions, but can we agree on one single package manager?
Great job Wisconsin!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! Good riddance!
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Aaah I see. Ok. I can see why Nix appeals so much to you.
As I said, I need to try it out. I’m gonna download it right now and try it in a VM.