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I agree for projects I maintain, where I can bump a package and the dependencies myself. But on a server with 10 services, depending on 10 versions of a badly
by worksonmine 3y ago
I agree for projects I maintain, where I can bump a package and the dependencies myself.
But on a server with 10 services, depending on 10 versions of a badly maintained project that requires an urgent security patch? Not so much, I rather just update a shared lib. It's a matter of scale and resources.
The great thing is that there are options, Flatpaks do what you want, no need to demand that Debian does the same.