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“package management system (poldek) is very similar to Debian’s apt-get in features and functionality” — this is the biggest lie I’ve ever read. Try poldek and rewrite it again. Debian’s apt-get in it’s functionality is like a just born little baby. Poldek has not only functionality of apt-get, but much much much more. Don’t forget, poldek is ported to and used in other distros (e.g. Fedora, CentOS, etc).
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~jezik