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Happy to consider it, but I'm unsure what the benefits would be? Probably something like Homebrew would be more suitable I believe.
by anmonteiro90 10y ago
Happy to consider it, but I'm unsure what the benefits would be? Probably something like Homebrew would be more suitable I believe.
- sandGorgon 10y agoWith all due respect we are on Linux. No homebrew for us. Since you are already on the node platform..this makes sense for all of us.
- anmonteiro90 10y agoMakes sense, I didn't specifically mean "just Homebrew", but I'm definitely open to uploading it to the NPM registry.
- rcarmo 10y agoErm. No. I'd pay not to use npm at all.
- spinningarrow 10y agoWhy? You can use it not at all for free!
- rcarmo 10y agoBecause the whole npm system is broken, and I wish yarn would break apart and start anew.
- jhbadger 10y agoYes, there's homebrew for Linux -- linuxbrew (http://linuxbrew.sh/ http://linuxbrew.sh/). I've found it extremely valuable because where I am, "normal" users aren't allowed root access but can compile things in their home directories. Linuxbrew, being a version of homebrew, makes this much easier than doing it manually.
- t1amat 10y agonpm would be substantially more suitable. Don't forget about Windows developers, please!