@fra_ag: The name is SPM (Simple package manager) it’s a lightweight and opensource project i created in python, it connects to my github repo (where i’ll add more packages once i use it with lfs) and installs it, it acts like portage having cxx flags and compiles with how many processors you want #linux #project #python

dumbfuck :

could u explain what it does pls

~ :

"Simple-package-manager"

nobody :

rewrite in Rust

Ale :

If I were to make a distro would you license this?

🌲🇦🇹SmallmouthAKAtommy🇦🇹🌲 :

codex make me le heckin package manager

user72812517678 :

Doas install one opsec plz

Ramenmoales :

What license?

curve41417 :

"hi kimi code pls make cool package manager you can just copy pacman too pls no mistake and minimal token use ok? ty"

HSDev㉿localhost ~> :

how many packages in its repo?

emielster :

i recommend adding a psuedonym for simple-package-manager or changing the name since it is hard to type out every time you want to install a package

XMTB :

I can put my neofetch alt on your repo? it called katifetch :)

Iaco :

nice job

tsukasa :

How’s your resolver implemented ✌️

Windows.error10 :

Cool project

root@dr1ft74 :

I use NixOS BTW :

i feel ai

Jakepys :

gh?,

~/appricorn :

Simple and Lightweight don't go together with Python. Pacman is written in C and Apt is written in C++. At the end of the day though, high quality dependency checking and management is what matters. Nail that and you'll have a better Python package manager than the dumpster fire that is DNF.

unfuny :

what repos does it use

happyontwowheels :

Tuff

СУХАРИКИ :

vibecoding💪

PomboEngineer :

i made one on C++, IS called supman, also the repo of it is on Github, repo name: supman-repo

coleslawsalad.elf :

is it a binary package manager or a source based one?

kexol :

whats the point of making your own package manager and whats the point using ai to code this?