I know I'm still a beginner when it comes to the LFS world - but still I
would like to tell you that pkg-user approach is *exactly* what I have
been waiting for all these years when I used eg. rpm and had no clue
what it is doing to my system. Basically I want to know what is
happening, even if it means some extra work, and the pkg-user hint does
just that - nothing happens w/o me knowing / realising. Uninstall is
also as simple as possible (call is ascetic). Well, I could think of a
few more arguments for, but I'll just say: I'm in love with pkg-user.
At the same time I know there are other people out there who have a
different idea of package management - and as you pointed out, there are
at least a couple decent approaches for them too. So thank you for all
your comments - perhaps my roommate (I'm a uni student) will find one of
them the eighth miracle of the world :-)
Kind regards,
David Ciecierski
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