veyepar: Is distribution-level package management obsolete?

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Description:	<p>Recent trends in software development have raised questions as to whether package management in Linux distributions is still relevant. Whether it's independent package managers in popular Web frameworks and languages (Node.js, Ruby, Python, etc) or bundling and containerization that's become increasingly popular in DevOps culture, it appears that integrated approaches to package management are on the decline. Yet at the same time we've seen package managers in the Windows world such as NuGet grow more popular. This talk from a leader of the Gentoo Linux distribution will explore the reasoning and history behind this shift and whether it's the right move for the FLOSS movement as a whole.</p> markdown
Comment:	On Freitag, 7. Februar 2014, Sylvestre Ledru wrote: > I am impressed to see the videos that soon. Congrat. thanks! :-) I've added Carl to the cc: list who is doing most of the work atm... > Just two comments: > * > http://video.fosdem.org/2014/H1302_Depage/Saturday/Is_distributionlevel_pac > kage_management_obsolete.webm > > no audio :( production notes

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