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Actually no. Those tools are development package managers not user package managers. Two very different use cases. A development package managers is part of how
by zaphar 10y ago
Actually no. Those tools are development package managers not user package managers. Two very different use cases. A development package managers is part of how the developer builds the application. A user package manager is how the consumer of the application installs it while also managing all the shared libraries and installing security updates for each of the pieces.
- jsight 10y agoYou are absolutely right in a way. I guess my real point is that a "user package manager" isn't likely to be a thing that ever makes sense on the web.