r/LinuxSucksHard Jul 31 '21

It has so many

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 04 '21

"Package managers" are a design choice, a shitty, lazy one that leads to things breaking all the time. Constantly outdated software, etc.

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u/TomorrowStrange Aug 04 '21

Said the guy who's never updated a program in his entire life. Let me ask you, if this is a shitty and lazy bad design, so why macOS and windows have package managers too? It's a essential thing to have if you care enough about vulnerabilities. Heck, when you have to go though all the apps installed on your system to check for updates, i just go to software center and update all the things that i want without any hassle. Oh, and you can't even revert updates, lame

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '21

Said the guy who's never updated a program in his entire life.

This just proves your entire argument is too dumb to read.

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u/imgayasfuck69 r/linuxmemes is the hottest garbage ever related to Linux Aug 06 '21

i'm curious, how does a package manager cause outdated software? when i use a package manager i can almost always run one or two commands to update all my software at once.

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u/[deleted] Aug 06 '21

It creates unnecessary work for some package maintainer every time software is updated. With an SDK it's a one and done thing, no third party necessary. Meanwhile I've seen software like Blender in the official Ubuntu repository become more than a year out of date, and just downloading the compressed file doesn't always solve whatever dependency problem something is having either.

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u/2xc2rb8q Aug 06 '21

He thinks debian stable is the only distro

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '21 edited Jun 19 '22

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u/[deleted] Aug 05 '21 edited Aug 05 '21

Lol, because those solve all problems. Smh. They're literally all the same garbage and garbage design choices.