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        - GNU has [a package manager](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/) – and it’s being used in [a current distro](https://guix.gnu.org/)\n
        - GNU development tends to be glacial even compared to something like Debian – [the GNU kernel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Hurd) is 33 years old at this point …
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      doesnt guix use the guix package manager?\n
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        - one of the most unappreciated aspects of any package manager is how they handle [dependency resolution](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_hell) – the modern formats (Flatpak, Snap, AppImage) “solve” the problem by completely ignoring it altogether and just shoving everything-and-the-kitchen-sink into one blob – which works great as long as storage remains cheap or you’re not trying to develop for embedded systems\n
        - GNU has [a package manager](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/) – and it’s being used in [a current distro](https://guix.gnu.org/)\n
        - GNU development tends to be glacial even compared to something like Debian – [the GNU kernel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Hurd) is 33 years old at this point …
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      doesnt guix use the guix package manager?\n
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        doesnt guix use the guix package manager?\n
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          - GNU development tends to be glacial even compared to something like Debian – [the GNU kernel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Hurd) is 33 years old at this point …
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        doesnt guix use the guix package manager?\n
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        Shoutout to the guix package manager, its really cool!
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      had to doublecheck myself …\n
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      - [and then some people also seem to like using Stow and Guix together (similar to using Home Manager with Nix package manager)]
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  +body: "Interresting. I didnt know it was using stow somewhere! Btw there is a [guix home](https://guix.gnu.org/en/blog/2022/keeping-ones-home-tidy/) since last year, that works similar to nix home manager."
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          - [xkcd: Standards](https://xkcd.com/927/)\n
          - one of the most unappreciated aspects of any package manager is how they handle [dependency resolution](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_hell) – the modern formats (Flatpak, Snap, AppImage) “solve” the problem by completely ignoring it altogether and just shoving everything-and-the-kitchen-sink into one blob – which works great as long as storage remains cheap or you’re not trying to develop for embedded systems\n
          - GNU has [a package manager](https://www.gnu.org/software/stow/) – and it’s being used in [a current distro](https://guix.gnu.org/)\n
          - GNU development tends to be glacial even compared to something like Debian – [the GNU kernel](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GNU_Hurd) is 33 years old at this point …
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        doesnt guix use the guix package manager?\n
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        Shoutout to the guix package manager, its really cool!
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      > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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      Edit: replace package manager with packaging format
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        > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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        Linux has standards where interoperability is important. The more things needs to talk to each other the more they need a common standard to talk over. Things like X11/Wayland don’t have many alternatives as so many things need to talk over them. The only reason there are two standards here is because X11 has massive limitations that cannot easily be worked around.\n
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        > And here is my hipotesis if the GNU project came up with a good and easy to work package manager in the early days of Linux\n
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        Probably, but creating a good, easy to work, fast and reliable package manager that meets everyones needs when you are discovering how you want it to work for the first time is extremely hard. And even if you created a perfect one at the start, requirements can change. This happened with X11, and even with package managers seeing the rise of things like flatpack, snap and appimage that all work fundamentally different from the traditional ones.
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      OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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      But if we all agreed early on, one one packaging format (which of course would have to go through many iterations to reach a stable state ) all package **format** wars would be over and in well implemented ecosystem of package managers of each distro, it would be also an somewhat interoperable one.
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    The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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    So a standard format does not really solve those issues, so there is little advantage for one. At least not one of the old school formats. And the *wars* are not really over the format, they are over the tooling required for that format. At the end of the day RPMs, DEBs, and arch packages are just tarballs of files and some meta data (and there is even [a tool that can convert between them](https://wiki.debian.org/Alien) - though anything with dependencies quickly becomes a complete mess). It is the build and install tooling that makes all the difference.
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        > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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      OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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    The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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    And while *some* packages of the same format can be installed on multiple distros (mostly those based of the same foundation) most cannot. This is what the newer package formats (like flatpack) are trying to solve - by including all dependencies inside the package.\n
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    So a standard format does not really solve those issues, so there is little advantage for one. At least not one of the old school formats. And the *wars* are not really over the format, they are over the tooling required for that format. At the end of the day RPMs, DEBs, and arch packages are just tarballs of files and some meta data (and there is even [a tool that can convert between them](https://wiki.debian.org/Alien) - though anything with dependencies quickly becomes a complete mess). It is the build and install tooling that makes all the difference.
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      Just saw a post of a novice user asking why are there so many package managers.\n
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      Edit: replace package manager with packaging format
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        > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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        Linux has standards where interoperability is important. The more things needs to talk to each other the more they need a common standard to talk over. Things like X11/Wayland don’t have many alternatives as so many things need to talk over them. The only reason there are two standards here is because X11 has massive limitations that cannot easily be worked around.\n
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        For package managers applications don’t care about them. Interoperability only matters within a single distro. So people are more free to create what ever standards they want for their own distros. And when people can choose people have opinions and these opinions evolve over time. Which results in multiple competing products that effectively do the same thing.\n
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        > And here is my hipotesis if the GNU project came up with a good and easy to work package manager in the early days of Linux\n
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        Probably, but creating a good, easy to work, fast and reliable package manager that meets everyones needs when you are discovering how you want it to work for the first time is extremely hard. And even if you created a perfect one at the start, requirements can change. This happened with X11, and even with package managers seeing the rise of things like flatpack, snap and appimage that all work fundamentally different from the traditional ones.
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      OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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    The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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    So a standard format does not really solve those issues, so there is little advantage for one. At least not one of the old school formats. And the *wars* are not really over the format, they are over the tooling required for that format. At the end of the day RPMs, DEBs, and arch packages are just tarballs of files and some meta data (and there is even [a tool that can convert between them](https://wiki.debian.org/Alien) - though anything with dependencies quickly becomes a complete mess). It is the build and install tooling that makes all the difference.
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          > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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          Linux has standards where interoperability is important. The more things needs to talk to each other the more they need a common standard to talk over. Things like X11/Wayland don’t have many alternatives as so many things need to talk over them. The only reason there are two standards here is because X11 has massive limitations that cannot easily be worked around.\n
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        OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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      The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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      Just saw a post of a novice user asking why are there so many package managers.\n
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          > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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          Linux has standards where interoperability is important. The more things needs to talk to each other the more they need a common standard to talk over. Things like X11/Wayland don’t have many alternatives as so many things need to talk over them. The only reason there are two standards here is because X11 has massive limitations that cannot easily be worked around.\n
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          > And here is my hipotesis if the GNU project came up with a good and easy to work package manager in the early days of Linux\n
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          Probably, but creating a good, easy to work, fast and reliable package manager that meets everyones needs when you are discovering how you want it to work for the first time is extremely hard. And even if you created a perfect one at the start, requirements can change. This happened with X11, and even with package managers seeing the rise of things like flatpack, snap and appimage that all work fundamentally different from the traditional ones.
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        OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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      The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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      So a standard format does not really solve those issues, so there is little advantage for one. At least not one of the old school formats. And the *wars* are not really over the format, they are over the tooling required for that format. At the end of the day RPMs, DEBs, and arch packages are just tarballs of files and some meta data (and there is even [a tool that can convert between them](https://wiki.debian.org/Alien) - though anything with dependencies quickly becomes a complete mess). It is the build and install tooling that makes all the difference.
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          > Damn how does Linux have standards !?\n
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          Linux has standards where interoperability is important. The more things needs to talk to each other the more they need a common standard to talk over. Things like X11/Wayland don’t have many alternatives as so many things need to talk over them. The only reason there are two standards here is because X11 has massive limitations that cannot easily be worked around.\n
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          For package managers applications don’t care about them. Interoperability only matters within a single distro. So people are more free to create what ever standards they want for their own distros. And when people can choose people have opinions and these opinions evolve over time. Which results in multiple competing products that effectively do the same thing.\n
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          > And here is my hipotesis if the GNU project came up with a good and easy to work package manager in the early days of Linux\n
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          Probably, but creating a good, easy to work, fast and reliable package manager that meets everyones needs when you are discovering how you want it to work for the first time is extremely hard. And even if you created a perfect one at the start, requirements can change. This happened with X11, and even with package managers seeing the rise of things like flatpack, snap and appimage that all work fundamentally different from the traditional ones.
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        OK maybe what I meant was a packaging format and not a package manager, above there was a user that mentioned that all distros have their quirks and kinks, if GNU created a package manager that worked perfectly at first time maybe it’s adoption would go across the distros but as u said to make it perfect the first time is something hard and even harder on early days where nothing was set on stone and there would be always the odd one that would make their package manager.\n
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        But if we all agreed early on, one one packaging format (which of course would have to go through many iterations to reach a stable state ) all package **format** wars would be over and in well implemented ecosystem of package managers of each distro, it would be also an somewhat interoperable one.
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      The package format is almost irrelevant TBH. Most packages are not interoperable between distros due to the versions and names of dependencies. That is not something that gets fixed by a standard package format. Packages don’t even work well between different versions of the same distro. largely due to libc - anything that depends on that is built against a specific version and when you upgrade it you need to rebuild and install everything that depends on it. Similar problems exist for all compiled dependencies on a distro.\n
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      So a standard format does not really solve those issues, so there is little advantage for one. At least not one of the old school formats. And the *wars* are not really over the format, they are over the tooling required for that format. At the end of the day RPMs, DEBs, and arch packages are just tarballs of files and some meta data (and there is even [a tool that can convert between them](https://wiki.debian.org/Alien) - though anything with dependencies quickly becomes a complete mess). It is the build and install tooling that makes all the difference.
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    Yeah of course I get your argument although we have rpm (or deb in debain based distros) across redHat and OpenSUSE it does not mean that the same rpm package would work on both systems due to distro specific aspects (like different root structures, init systems etc . . .), but that’s something for the package manager to solve, the package format could be agreed upon, which would ease the workload of developers and maintainers since the moment you know the target distros of a package they could see the base differences of said distros and add symlinks, dependencies, environment variables, services … as needed for the package.\n
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