> I surprised how many people were "ok" with that binary imagine that someone built
Really? This surprises you?
The gross majority of the world runs software this way.
The real issues are quality control and release process.
Really? This surprises you?
The gross majority of the world runs software this way.
The real issues are quality control and release process.
I mean, it was a win, not having to untangle the hairball of rpm/deb dependencies. I like that part too. But not understanding the downside was what shocked me. It was like everyone drank the magic kool-aid potion.