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I'm assuming you're talking about traditional package managers. Proprietary packages aren't uploaded to the main package repositories from what I've seen. The c
by cpburns2009 8y ago
I'm assuming you're talking about traditional package managers. Proprietary packages aren't uploaded to the main package repositories from what I've seen. The company will typically provide the packages themselves (e.g., a deb or rpm file), and sometimes they'll provide their own repositories for easier delivery. This has been my experience with Dropbox, SpiderOak, and Sublime Text.
- alkonaut 8y agoGot ya. They create their own repositories, and don't use the central one.