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> 1. Use the system package manager. When system package managers get properly documented maybe ... when instead of having 1 package manager per system , we ha
by spriggan3 11y ago
> 1. Use the system package manager.
When system package managers get properly documented maybe ... when instead of having 1 package manager per system , we have a single package manager for every system ... otherwise no, use the package manager that comes with the language if there is one.
- voltagex_ 11y agoWhich package manager are you running into trouble with?
- sergiosgc 11y ago> When system package managers get properly documented maybe Invalid complaint. The major package managers are extremely well documented. Even some of the minor ones, like archlinux.
- snuxoll 11y agoI don't think I'd call pacman minor anymore, it's pretty well known and is the package manager for msys2. slackware, on the other hand...