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Anyone have a better solution? :P

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Anyone have a better solution? :P

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    WHERE IS PACMAN, our HOLY SAVIOR?

    Jokes aside, paru.

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    topgrade? https://github.com/topgrade-rs/topgrade

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      Kinda meant it as a joke, but that’s actually super cool

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    Microsoft: “winget!”

    Nobody asked you, Microsoft. Go back to making compact nuclear reactors, because honestly that’s based AF.

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      wasn’t a thing yet when the comic was made; technology advances so quickly…

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        Yeah, but it’s also a Windows exclusive - so it’s just usable on the Windows platform, but it’s a package managed for windows! winget install gimp.GIMP installs gimp, no browser necessary =)

        Check the link though. Microsoft might pull a sneaky in the future. “All Winget packages will be bundled with telemetry for security” or something like that.

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    Where pacman?

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      sudo pacman -Sy $1

      There you go.

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        Thanks.

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    flatpak install "$1"
    snap install "$1"
    appimage-cli-tool install "$1"
    
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      cd “$1” && docker-compose up -d

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    You’re gonna need a -y on apt-get

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    wait… no alpine apk?! :)

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    The final fallback should be robodialing some tech support service and provide TeamViewer credentials

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    Unless you have a pretty exotic architecture, i.e neither x86 nor ARM, then arguably Docker “should” be “enough”.

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    Missing pkcon

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    deleted by creator

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    Yeah, that’s about right these days.

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