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It would work for most Linux distros, since this means that it's (probably) open source and therefore the package maintainers could package it with the distro.
by trelane 2mo ago
It would work for most Linux distros, since this means that it's (probably) open source and therefore the package maintainers could package it with the distro.
If your package is FOSS, having the distros ship it is arguably the easiest approach.
- RhysU 2mo agoSeconded on having a distro pick it up if the package becomes sufficiently popular. Until then, the ./configure dance is delightfully universal and it makes the downstream packaging folks' jobs simpler.
- konart 2mo ago>It would work for most Linux distros But not for most people.
- trelane 2mo agoIt doesn't work for people who don't use Linux, true.