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Debian and Fedora do it better, yes. But it's not quite as easy to get started. However once you are at a certain size, both solutions are horrible. (Docker and
by merb 11y ago
Debian and Fedora do it better, yes. But it's not quite as easy to get started.
However once you are at a certain size, both solutions are horrible. (Docker and RPM).
Especially when you need to target more than one Fedora / CentOS / RHEL / etc...
Also editing Spec files is quite horrible.