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#1801
Originally Posted by zimon View Post
So you claim having transaction support in a package manager is no improvement ? And also you claim it is no practically any safer having GPG signatures in packages embedded than detached somewhere in the repository and lost by many in transfer? If so, then either you are not honest or you do not really seem to know much anything about C.S.

LSB wouldn't had made a standard about package manager, if it wouldn't be important. And Nokia's case is a very good example how expensive it can become when Linux fragmentation hits like it has in this case.
I give up, you've barely read anything that I've said. A few pages back I explained thoroughly why transactions are a stupid idea, and that deb files also have embedded gpg signatures, the only difference is that it's optional even posted a link on how to do it. And either way, it's not like any of these features would be deal-breaker.

And you keep going on about the LSB which nobody cares about except apparently you.
The LSB was a bunch of suits who all used redhat, how are they relevant to anything?