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by pjmlp 2937 days ago
Not all UNIXes have package management.
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Which one doesn't? Solaris, Irix, SCO and everyone else I can think of does.
Embedded UNIX like OSes, mainframes with POSIX system?

Last time I used Solaris, around 2004, it had single application packages, like rpm before yum, meaning I had to manually track down the dependencies from Sun repositories.

From the top of my head, CoreOS. (It's built with Gentoo tooling, but intentionally ships without emerge etc. because you're supposed to use it as a base for Docker.)