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It's only certain package managers. For instance, pkgsrc and portage don't require root access.
by 0x8BADF00D 9y ago
It's only certain package managers.
For instance, pkgsrc and portage don't require root access.
- infinisil 9y agoNix also doesn't
- romwell 9y agoThe "certain package managers" happen to be "every single package manager I've encounter on a system I don't own". I'll be content in knowing the history of "apt-get install" requiring sudo. There's is this thread, but I don't understand how nobody in charge of anything ever figured this all of that this design is bollocks if you want to have true multi-tenancy on a system.