Git as a Package Manager

Why doesn't this exist? I'm thinking about starting an LFS project just to screw around with the idea.

>tfw it's futile cuz Guix and Portage already exist

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Name 1 thing more reddit than git

This website

because then what will people have to donate for?
>OH WOW, LOOK AT MY DISTRO, I'VE GOT A DE PREINSTALLED AND LOGOS
Not a good marketing scheme

Doesn't it? I think Homebrew is already git based

Doesn't Funtoo use git?

This

Gentoo in general supports git, but it's used to pull the ebuilds.

Git would be rather nonsensical to manage the binaries portage has compiled by various compilers and then installs [portage is the one tracking files there].

I don't get why you want to start a distro to use git?

NixOS, Guix, CoreOS and so on all do things with something more meaningful - git is for version control on source code, not managing dependencies between packages.

>git
>website

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