It's all a big dump, discoverability is bad.
Name clauses.
Version clauses. "All binaries inside a folder" needs renames to allow for a different version (even if it's a different minor version).
It's just the binaries, which was OK back in the "program = single binary", before "man" even, days, but now it splits the program from different assets it uses (man pages, default configuration, image assets, etc). This in turn makes deleting/moving more difficult, and adds all kinds of baggage to package managers.
>It's hard to read the list, but Linux has plenty of tools to fix that particular problem.
That's a description of the problem to me. Needing "plenty of tools" to fix an initial bad commitment.
Name clauses.
Version clauses. "All binaries inside a folder" needs renames to allow for a different version (even if it's a different minor version).
It's just the binaries, which was OK back in the "program = single binary", before "man" even, days, but now it splits the program from different assets it uses (man pages, default configuration, image assets, etc). This in turn makes deleting/moving more difficult, and adds all kinds of baggage to package managers.
>It's hard to read the list, but Linux has plenty of tools to fix that particular problem.
That's a description of the problem to me. Needing "plenty of tools" to fix an initial bad commitment.