There's still an issue with the package managers requiring arbitrary shell commands to be run, often with sudo. From docker[1] there are steps like these:
Install packages to allow apt to use a repository over HTTPS...
Add Docker’s official GPG key...
Use the following command to set up the stable repository...
Once you've done that, then it's just apt-get install.
> And we didn't even start to talk about updates - as if that isn't a security concern.
I think that's the worst part of it. Some software will nag you about updates, yarn and pipenv for example, but it's far more reliable to have one system that keeps everything up to date.
> And we didn't even start to talk about updates - as if that isn't a security concern.
I think that's the worst part of it. Some software will nag you about updates, yarn and pipenv for example, but it's far more reliable to have one system that keeps everything up to date.
[1]: https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/