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Actually there are no words which can describe my hate of GNU and Linux, so you Sir are confused. On top of that, the easiest and fastest way for end users to i
by Annatar 7y ago
Actually there are no words which can describe my hate of GNU and Linux, so you Sir are confused. On top of that, the easiest and fastest way for end users to install software is through OS packages, rather than making poor users install one piece of software through pip, the other through npm and yet another through some other arbitrary, language or ecosystem proprietary "packaging" format. Poor users; my heart goes out to them, for their suffering is also mine.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y ago> Actually there are no words which can describe my hate of GNU and Linux Fair enough, I read your comment as supportive of this way of doing things, and therefore Linux in general.
- Annatar 7y agoI am supportive of delivering software through OS packages, and from the experience of working with computers for the past 35+ years, I'm absolutely convinced that the only way to correctly deliver software is through native operating system packages, on any platform.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 7y agoI would agree with this statement only under the condition that said "native OS package" is a single file or folder that can simply be copied and placed anywhere the user wants it. Otherwise, whatever the OS wants is very low on my list of things I give a damn about. The computer should serve the user, not the other way around.