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Maybe. For my development needs I prefer Debian Stable and install the dev tools locally in my home directory rather than using the packaged versions. Since I
by smackeyacky 4y ago
Maybe.
For my development needs I prefer Debian Stable and install the dev tools locally in my home directory rather than using the packaged versions.
Since I don't share those boxes, it works well for me. I keep up with the frequent Android Studio / VSCode updates that way.
- lmm 4y ago> For my development needs I prefer Debian Stable and install the dev tools locally in my home directory rather than using the packaged versions. At that point you end up manually doing the job of a package manager.
- krageon 4y agoEither you want the package manager to expect to manage everything or you don't, pick a side.
- lmm 4y agoI want a system that's better at playing nice between system-managed and developer-managed packages. Distributions that stick closer to upstream (e.g. Slackware, Gentoo, or especially FreeBSD with the built-in ports system) are better than Debian for developer machines IME.