I agree that we shouldn’t try and wrangle npm, gems, cargo, etc. into one package manager. I have no problem with different communities having different package

I agree that we shouldn’t try and wrangle npm, gems, cargo, etc. into one package manager. I have no problem with different communities having different package ecosystems. My main problem is that when it comes to C/C++ dependencies, the package ecosystem defaults to installing globally and has no standard way to specify dependencies aside from having instructions to “sudo apt install these 20 libs”.