Debian and Fedora do it better, yes. But it's not quite as easy to get started.
However once you are at a certain size, both solutions are horrible. (Docker and RPM).
Especially when you need to target more than one Fedora / CentOS / RHEL / etc...
Also editing Spec files is quite horrible.
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Debian and Fedora do it better, yes. But it's not quite as easy to get started. However once you are at a certain size, both solutions are horrible. (Docker and RPM). Especially when you need to target more than one Fedora / CentOS / RHEL / etc... Also editing Spec files is quite horrible.