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You could always manage your packages and their dependencies yourself. Or you could release a new package manager which does provide support for that functiona
by BillinghamJ 4y ago
You could always manage your packages and their dependencies yourself.
Or you could release a new package manager which does provide support for that functionality, build out a team of maintainers, and stay on top of all the releases
- gizmo 4y agoThat's like saying "if you don't like your country, start your own". The goal isn't to abandon homebrew, but to have it not break things all the time.
- notpushkin 4y agoIt's really not. It's borderline impossible (pun intended) to start your own country, mainly because you need to find a piece of land first. Starting a package manager is, like, a few months of work?
- tacker2000 4y agoThats such a cop out answer! So according to you nobody is allowed to criticise anything because “shut up and build it yourself if you dont like it”?