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Even though I agree with you here (I still use Wheezy, personally and professionally), most projects don't target that old releases, so they build mainly for mo
by dozzie 10y ago
Even though I agree with you here (I still use Wheezy, personally and
professionally), most projects don't target that old releases, so they build
mainly for modern mainstream (Debian/Ubuntu and Red Hat/CentOS), which means
systemd.
And that still doesn't change the fact that most programmers produce shitty
packages, if any, so every time I use somebody's software I need to package it
myself to have it properly built.
- voltagex_ 10y agoIf the packaging files are in Git(Hub), raise an issue. A packaging bug is still a bug.
- dozzie 10y agoAnd for each and every package/project I would need convince the maintainer that he doesn't understand what he's doing, he's doing it wrong, and he should learn a correct method? Because it all boils to this (barring a more polite way of stating the fact).