You forgot every linux user’s favorite package manager: Snap
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apt purge snap
29ReplyHad to do that yesterday.
Have a Nextcloud instance running and wanted to upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04.
Couldn't do it because Ubuntu would not connect to the snap-store because the service wouldn't start.
A purge later and now I'm running Jammy Jellyfish.
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Flatpak!
11ReplyI guess snap goes on the pink suit.
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I can't type
dnf
without thinking "did not finish." I can't even remember what it's supposed to stand for anymore. 22ReplyYou mean
do not fuck
? 12Replydnf
packages or you might get paper cuts. 7Reply
Similarly, I read winget as "wing it". The traditional package managers had better names: apt, yum, pacman. I know it's a terrible reason to like a package manager, but still, a good name goes a long way.
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You forgot RPM
18ReplyYou're right. I did.
16ReplyYum too
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No love for flatpaks?
11ReplyThere never was love for flatpaks and there never will be. I’ll never forgive them for killing my son.
8ReplyI’ll never forgive them for killing my son.
Jeez, howd did you manage to fuck up a flatpak install that bad?
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Firefox flaptak, can't play a video and go back a few seconds, or the video freezes but audio continues. Such a basic feature and it's broken...
2ReplyI never noticed that issue. Do you have hardware acceleration and Wayland mode (if applicable) enabled?
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As someone who has to administer several hundred Windows servers and several thousand Windows workstations in our fleet (alongside our Linux and Mac systems), I was very sad that winget was not as good as I had hoped for. Chocolatey is still far better IMO, and neither is anywhere near as good as apt, rpm, etc.
11ReplyZypper
9ReplyDon't forget apk! It's FAST!
4ReplyWish you guys would hurry up and figure out the appropriate communities to post in
4ReplyWingetUI handles winget, chocolatey and scoop. Nice little project for casual Windows users.
3Replychoco
3ReplyWhich category would you put scoop in? I like it and use it regularly on windows, I find it much better than choco. No experience with Winget
2ReplyI don't have any experience with scoop, but if you like it that's great. I don't want to yuck anyone's yum.
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I don't use neither arch nor void, but I have to leave this unpopular(?) opinion out somewhere: xbps is a million times better than pacman simply for tracking dll dependencies.
2Replyxbps is the worst one out of all of them
2ReplyIts interface is pretty meh I'll give you that
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Don't you dare put nix together with these fossils of package management.
1ReplyToo niche, don't get it 🙄
1ReplyLinux package managers on the left, windows package manager on the right
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