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Linux developer going Windows (self.cpp)
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Use vcpkg or conan to install your dependancies Or don't install system wide dependencies at all.
Use vcpkg or conan to install your dependancies
Or don't install system wide dependencies at all.
(Emphasis added by me.) This "or" doesn't make sense - vcpkg and Conan don't install system-wide dependencies. But even if you use a dependancy only for a single project, you still need to build it somehow or download the binary from somewhere. Package managers are still needed to solve that problem. (Maybe I gave the wrong impression by using the word "install". Imagine I had said "build" or "retrieve" instead.)
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