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In addition to that, there's no restriction on having something like apt-get for packages that really don't make sense in the "drag-to-install" paradigm. Which
by lygaret 17y ago
In addition to that, there's no restriction on having something like apt-get for packages that really don't make sense in the "drag-to-install" paradigm. Which is why I installed my own version of ruby, say, out of ports.
I like OS X because, yes, there's a paradigm, but there's a rich underside that you can use as much as you like.
- rbanffy 17y agoThe problem with ports on OSX is that it installs an "alternative" OS on the side of your real OS. That's quite confusing sometimes.