<commit_before>= Tadman

__Some Package Manager Written in Python__

== What It Does

Tadman acts as a wrapper for common build systems and makes configuring and
building source code easier than ever. It then (by default) installs the built
package in the '/usr/local/tadman/PACKAGE-NAME' and symlinks the files to your
root directory where they belong, similiar to GNU Stow. Uninstalling an old
program is as easy as running a single command:

``$ sudo tadman-curses uninstall PACKAGE-NAME``

== What It Does Not Do

A flaw that one may note is Tadman's lack of dependency tracking; This is an
intentional design choice. While it may not be the fastest approach, Tadman
does not wish to make choices for the user like other package managers.

With Tadman, there are no package maintainers or unnecessary dependencies.
Rather, it gives the user direct access to the world's largest and most
up-to-date software library: the internet (and especially GitHub). Just find
some source code, and install it using a single command:

``$ sudo tadman-curses build PACKAGE-PATH``

== Dependencies

The only necessary dependencies for Tadman are:

* python3 (built with curses support)
* Setuptools module for python3<commit_msg>Update README.adoc slightly<commit_after>= Tadman - __Some Package Manager Written in Python__

== What It Does

Tadman acts as a wrapper for common build systems and makes configuring and
building source code easier than ever. It then (by default) installs the built
package in the '/usr/local/tadman/PACKAGE-NAME' and symlinks the files to your
root directory where they belong, similiar to GNU Stow. Uninstalling an old
program is as easy as running a single command:

``$ sudo tadman-curses uninstall PACKAGE-NAME``

== What It Does Not Do

A flaw that one may note is Tadman's lack of dependency tracking; This is an
intentional design choice. While it may not be the fastest approach, Tadman
does not wish to make choices for the user like other package managers.

With Tadman, there are no package maintainers or unnecessary dependencies.
Rather, it gives the user direct access to the world's largest and most
up-to-date software library: the internet (and especially GitHub). Just find
some source code, and install it using a single command:

``$ sudo tadman-curses build PACKAGE-PATH``

== Dependencies

The only necessary dependencies for Tadman are:

* python3 (built with curses support)
* Setuptools module for python3
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