make is not something I wrote or named. It's a build system, which I'm abusing as a scripting language. The code of the package manager in the file named Makefile, which make automatically finds in the current directory and interprets.
Also, env/shell.sh makes pacmake an alias for the package manager, accessible from any directory (which I think is a sufficiently punny name).
make
is not something I wrote or named. It's a build system, which I'm abusing as a scripting language. The code of the package manager in the file namedMakefile
, whichmake
automatically finds in the current directory and interprets.Also,
env/shell.sh
makespacmake
an alias for the package manager, accessible from any directory (which I think is a sufficiently punny name).