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To me, apt-get install always 'just worked'. Same for yum install, emerge etc. I understand it's easier to ship software as a "almost VM", but imagine everyone
by ajsnigrutin 6y ago
To me, apt-get install always 'just worked'. Same for yum install, emerge etc.
I understand it's easier to ship software as a "almost VM", but imagine everyone doing it... need a browser, download firefox docker image. Video player? docker image! Text editor? Docker image!
If firefox can make it 'just work', and whole (eg.) lamp-stack can 'just work', why not others?
Docker is a relatively new thing, and software worked for decades before that, without any real issues.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago> To me, apt-get install always 'just worked'. Same for yum install, emerge etc. Sure, as long as a third party did all the hard work of integrating the package into the system first. Have to install something outside the repo? Clear your schedule...