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I'd love to use this system, but I'm loath to touch system-managed areas like /etc. It appears there are at least a few places in the current implementation where /etc is hard-wired. Would it be difficult to allow the user to specify an alternate install location?
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Of course, and macOS developers also state /etc contains system configuration files and scripts (see hier(7)). Obviously, configuration is supposed done by a user, so it appears to be just the right place for a package manager to store its files.
However, it wouldn't kill anyone to have more flexibility anyway.
I'd love to use this system, but I'm loath to touch system-managed areas like
/etc
. It appears there are at least a few places in the current implementation where/etc
is hard-wired. Would it be difficult to allow the user to specify an alternate install location?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: