With bundles I don't know if the software has been tested on my architecture, if it's stable, if I'm downloading a botnet, if it comes with bundled libraries or if it works properly with -fpie and --as-needed.
Then you have software that doesn't have official releases (like half the stuff on github)
I'll stop using a package manager the day that all ruby gems work with MRI 1.8, 1.9, JRuby and REE. Basically, never.
Then you have software that doesn't have official releases (like half the stuff on github)
I'll stop using a package manager the day that all ruby gems work with MRI 1.8, 1.9, JRuby and REE. Basically, never.