1) it takes really long to get a replacement of the ground (it's gonna be riddled with bugs etc)
2) wake me up when it's an actual problem
To me it seems like these two don't coexist well.. if it has become a "real" problem (whatever that means) then it'd appear that it'd already be too late to build a replacement solution, in your own logic.
> 1) it takes really long to get a replacement of the ground (it's gonna be riddled with bugs etc)
I never actually said that. It shouldn't take that long to get a package manager going. Also, there are already "alternative" package managers out there that one could switch to right now, should the need arise.
1) it takes really long to get a replacement of the ground (it's gonna be riddled with bugs etc)
2) wake me up when it's an actual problem
To me it seems like these two don't coexist well.. if it has become a "real" problem (whatever that means) then it'd appear that it'd already be too late to build a replacement solution, in your own logic.