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Completely agree. It seems people who have no problem with Linux package management are bringing over the same problems to what should be a non-programmer-frien
by msie 14y ago
Completely agree. It seems people who have no problem with Linux package management are bringing over the same problems to what should be a non-programmer-friendly system.
- derleth 14y ago> a non-programmer-friendly system. 'Non-programmer-friendly' like how MS-DOS was non-programmer-friendly with its memory models and lack of multitasking, or like how AS/400 was non-programmer-friendly with you choice of RPG or COBOL, or do you actually think that making something friendly for non-programmers automatically makes it non-friendly for programmers?
- msie 14y agoSorry, I meant user-friendly, where the user is not a programmer. Actually, making a package system friendly for users will make it friendly for a lot of programmers too - who are also users (and don't feel like wrestling with package systems too).