So mainly what Apple has been doing since forever: have a self contained *.app that you copy/paste in Applications folder, and throw to the trash to uninstall it.
So I'm assuming we'll have a layer of security with PGP encryption by default? This is honestly the primary benefit to signed repositories, in contrast to bundles- safety.
So I'm assuming that each bundle with react the same on every distro? If so, this could be a great way to supplement the package management available in distros. There could be a central website/database for all bundle creators.
My main criticism would be that .bundle isn't a sexy extension name. Memorable, though.
Get a mic.
voltageclamp2001 4 months ago
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09427560 4 months ago
Maybe you're interested in /watch?v=pAazgNUfS4g
09427560 4 months ago
So mainly what Apple has been doing since forever: have a self contained *.app that you copy/paste in Applications folder, and throw to the trash to uninstall it.
Can't say that I don't like it ;-)
igano111 5 months ago
So I'm assuming we'll have a layer of security with PGP encryption by default? This is honestly the primary benefit to signed repositories, in contrast to bundles- safety.
So I'm assuming that each bundle with react the same on every distro? If so, this could be a great way to supplement the package management available in distros. There could be a central website/database for all bundle creators.
My main criticism would be that .bundle isn't a sexy extension name. Memorable, though.
scionicspectre 5 months ago 2