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The way they install multiple versions of applications and manage the dependencies reminds me of GoboLinux. I like the direction of this. Really like how they n
by snowpalmer 13y ago
The way they install multiple versions of applications and manage the dependencies reminds me of GoboLinux. I like the direction of this. Really like how they named everything though in Gobo.
http://wiki.gobolinux.org/index.php?title=The_GoboLinux_Filesystem_Hierarchy http://wiki.gobolinux.org/index.php?title=The_GoboLinux_File...
- gw 13y agoI remember playing with Gobo several years back. Although renaming system directories makes it a bit more approachable to newcomers, it also makes it less language independent and less recognizable to the users who typically need to use it (sys admins and such). However, the general idea of installing things in a self-contained directory was fantastic, and I'm happy to see another operating system trying something similar. I used to use PC-BSD regularly, whose package manager also does this: http://www.pcbsd.org/en/package-management/ http://www.pcbsd.org/en/package-management/
- snowpalmer 13y agoInteresting. I never knew PC-BSD did this. Been probably 10 years since I gave a BSD variant a try.