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Also, since package managers seem to be the common gripe. I never used one, and I'm glad I didn't. I learned a lot by not having a proper package manager as a c
by devin 13y ago
Also, since package managers seem to be the common gripe. I never used one, and I'm glad I didn't. I learned a lot by not having a proper package manager as a crutch. The creature comforts were never the point for me, inventing creature comforts that fit me was an enlightening experience and one that I think ought to be recognized for what it was: It wasn't "efficient" or "awesome" -- it was the basics. It was nuts and bolts, and so few things are these days. Sometimes it's not about nostalgia, it's about first principles.
- barrkel 13y agoAround the tenth time you re-run configure and hope that app picks up those dev libraries you installed for it, you'll get a wee bit jaded. I'd rather recommend a weekend spent with Linux From Scratch in a VM.