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In my experience they don't often have a configure file in the repo, but only in the release tarball (some repos on github have an action to setup a tarball wit
by stabbles 6y ago
In my experience they don't often have a configure file in the repo, but only in the release tarball (some repos on github have an action to setup a tarball with configure script). That way the user only needs a shell and make, nothing else.
- junon 6y agoI've seen quite a bit of both. GP isn't wrong.