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Absolutely. Package managers are mostly IO-bound so there is no reason why a Python-based PM should be substantially slower than a C implementation.
by ch0wn 14y ago
Absolutely. Package managers are mostly IO-bound so there is no reason why a Python-based PM should be substantially slower than a C implementation.
- raverbashing 14y agoExcept when they are calculating dependencies But I agree with the yum sentiment, it really looks bad when compared to other solutions that existed: urpmi, apt-rpm, etc