Also on par with AIX which has RPM package, but lacks yum support. We do better support distros that make things easier. There's also a ton of contributed code in the yum and apt providers that is user contributed.
On Tuesday, February 10, 2015 at 2:46 PM, Fouts, Chris wrote:
More (annoying) inconsistencies (in expectations) between Windows and LinuxI agree there are a lot of areas where Windows functionality needs to catch
based nodes.
Chris
up, but this isn’t one of them. On Linux when you install a package that
doesn’t come from a centralized package repo, you have to use a separate
remote file to fetch it as well. The difference is that most Linux distros
come with a centralized package repo, which provides most of the packages you
want. The only way Chef could make windows behave similarly is to force you
to install Chocolatey when you install Chef. FWIW I had the exact same
experience on Solaris a few years back where the only centralized package
repos are (were?) 3rd party so you had to do a bit of extra work to fetch
everything.
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