No. And it never will. This kind of luxury comes with a price called "gated community". But then it does not apply to ALL software...
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manpreet
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2 years ago
It is cumbersome to update different kinds of software one by one. In my case,
apt-get update
andapt-get upgrade
orapt-get dist-upgrade
(this part can be automated).gem update
orgem update --system
.I can write a script to automatically do these things, but it would be nice if there were a cross-platform unified established way where a user can just register all the software they want to be automatically updated, and a software will periodically check the relevant websites for updates and notice the user and/or automatically do the update when there is such update.
Does such technology exist? If not, what will be a promising line for such technology in the future? I have a feeling that it could be done by using something like RSS feed, where software developers will publish feeds whenever they update a software, and a specific reader takes care of the update process.