Pat Regan on 9 Feb 2006 01:19:38 -0000 |
John Von Essen wrote: > Why can't debian and other distro's just steal the ports system design > from FreeBSD and call it a day. > > My experience with debian apt-get is that after enough time passes and > enough pkg's are installed, it's guaranteed to get screwed up so bad - > its unfixable. At that point you have re-install the OS and start over > from scratch. > My desktop and laptop had been running the the same install since around the time Debian Woody went stable right up until I installed Ubuntu late last year. I never had any problems that weren't easily fixed. > Though... Nothing holds a candle to the FreeBSD ports system. What exactly is the advantage of FreeBSD ports over apt and dpkg? Pat Attachment:
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