hemko, 19 days ago

@nixCraft 4 - apt/flatpak

Gabriel4340, 27 days ago

@nixCraft The local package manager for auto-updates.

kaito02, 27 days ago

@nixCraft Nix. Nix package manager.

ashortbusvet, 28 days ago

@nixCraft I've used all of these methods, but I prefer the package manager whenever possible.

aiono, 28 days ago

@nixCraft
None

I keep a configuration that describes what is needed than use that configuration to get the necessary packages.

AverseABFun, 28 days ago

@nixCraft curl | bash usually works without issue, and so does the local package manager

marfje, 28 days ago

@nixCraft 4.

CaptainMalu, 28 days ago

@nixCraft #4 because of easier updates

in_sympathy, 28 days ago

@nixCraft 4 and 2 if 4 is not available

bargoderea, 28 days ago

@nixCraft I prefer the 4th method but I am perfectly comfortable using the other 3

nop2net, 28 days ago

@nixCraft #4

TerryHancock, 28 days ago

@nixCraft

I think we now have to name a package manager "freinds".

catavz, 28 days ago

@nixCraft Always method #4,
Only for K3s method #1.

michaelante, 28 days ago

@nixCraft conda create -n packageName packageName

⏳wait

conda active packageName

Toch, 28 days ago

@nixCraft apt

Rekkert, 28 days ago

@nixCraft 4, I don't even know what the other 3 are...

rockpick, 28 days ago

@nixCraft local package manager

byteborg, 28 days ago

@nixCraft
4

#Linux #Unix

krisbuytaert, 28 days ago

@nixCraft #4 , but only actual distro packages ..

oz1tmm, 28 days ago

@nixCraft

4, if applicable and recent (enough) software. Although i have been caught using option 1, also.

Looking at you, curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh -

tbroyer, 28 days ago

@oz1tmm @nixCraft https://docs.docker.com/engine/install/ ?

lanartri, 28 days ago

@nixCraft
5

• configure
• make
• make install
  :)

truls46, 28 days ago

@nixCraft Either the local package manager (dnf in my case) or an AppImage that does not need any installation.