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What worries me more is that packaged applications come with 1-n standards again. There is no value in having a package manager on top of one. The real proble

What worries me more is that packaged applications come with 1-n standards again. There is no value in having a package manager on top of one. The real problem is that actual software is trying hard to be too complex and violate best practices for installing software. User managed Apps are okay. But: only for private use and never for company use since user control IS the actual issue there.

jcelerier 8y ago
> User managed Apps are okay. But: only for private use and never for company use [...] well, private use is by far the majority use case, isn't it ?
- marenkay 8y ago
  So, what about all the people building the software and making a living from that?