When all project dependencies can be installed using apt-get...

And aren't 3 major versions behind

Instead of using NPM, gem, pip...

I'm so glad that with vs and nuget we can do it for more than 10 years already

@dontbeevil And then a Windows 10 update comes along and... O:)

@xorith nope if you can spend 5 minutes to set up updates settings and switch off your pc at least once per month... I always switched off my pc at the end of working day as good practice, and if there is some update to do, will be done... Wannacry anyone?

@1nfinite try opam
I never had a bigger nightmare than 2:
1. Setting up Ghost on Raspbian
2. Setting up google-drive-ocaml-fuse on Debian.
That shit first tells you that to install you just need opam. But to get opam you need to compile some shit. And to compile that shit you need other dependencies, that install through opam.

@dontbeevil I didn't have a problem with Wannacry. Then again I was using OpenSUSE at the time. I've switched to Windows 10 for .NET development as a requirement, but we're pushing toward cross-platform. So I'll be back on OpenSUSE using Rider by JetBrains in no time. :)

@xorith wannacry was just an example of why peopleneeds updates, i didn't have any problems with virus/malwares ever, but normal users do... Than usewhatever you prefer ;)

@AndSoWeCode been there on a similar project!