Why is this useful? With my limited understanding of linux, a distro only is defined by the preinstalled packages and the package manager. Wouldn't it be more efficient to install a different package manager?
Maybe with reddit's internal API it's possible
Why is this useful?
With my limited understanding of linux, a distro only is defined by the preinstalled packages and the package manager.
Wouldn't it be more efficient to install a different package manager?