When it comes to packaging and distributing software on macOS, two popular file formats come to mind: BIN and PKG. While both formats have their own advantages and disadvantages, PKG files have become the preferred choice for many developers and users alike. In this article, we'll explore the benefits of using PKG over BIN files and why you should consider making the switch.
Running dpkg -l or rpm -qa gives you a complete inventory of your system. This is critical for security auditing and compliance. You can’t patch what you don’t know you have. bin to pkg better
fpm -s dir -t osxpkg -n myapp -v 1.0 \ --prefix /usr/local/bin \ --after-install ./postinstall.sh \ ./mybinary.bin When it comes to packaging and distributing software
Bin to PKG Better: Why Modern macOS Deployment Favors PKG Files Running dpkg -l or rpm -qa gives you
: A simple, dedicated tool for converting PS1 .BIN or .ISO files directly into a PKG.