Is that bad because you don't have the space to store it or is it bad because you don't like it in principle?
If its the former then its a non issue. Storage is cheap and plentiful and code takes up little space relative to other assets such as multimedia content.
If its the latter then I don't know what to tell you other than practical issues are more important than style ones when making practical software. The community has voted and decided that classic package management doesn't cut it and easy of installing software is important.
And I have to agree with them. Time and time again we've been shown that friction to users doing whatever it is they want is the biggest barrier to adoption. Its easy for tech types like ourselves to get stuck in the weeds of the computer. But to most its a means to an end and if it isn't facilitating that then they will find another.
If its the former then its a non issue. Storage is cheap and plentiful and code takes up little space relative to other assets such as multimedia content.
If its the latter then I don't know what to tell you other than practical issues are more important than style ones when making practical software. The community has voted and decided that classic package management doesn't cut it and easy of installing software is important.
And I have to agree with them. Time and time again we've been shown that friction to users doing whatever it is they want is the biggest barrier to adoption. Its easy for tech types like ourselves to get stuck in the weeds of the computer. But to most its a means to an end and if it isn't facilitating that then they will find another.