The thing that _really_ irritates me about debian (almost the only thing, actually) is how flipping hard it is to use it as a development environment/system.

It's _great_ as a system, but for the love of $DIETY, why isn't there some sort of way to say: `sudo apt install $ALL_THE_COMPILERS@[latest||version]` ...semi-similarly to the "exceptions" made for frequently updated packages like `firefox`, `chromium`, etc...

I know of `asdf`, but it seems like a big miss that it's sometimes so hard to use debian "properly" (ie: via `apt ...`) to actually develop.

Or similarly, wouldn't it be great if similar to `LSP-language-server-protocol`, there was something like `PSP-package-server-protocol` where `npm`, `go.mod`, `pip`, etc... were all like: "yeah, the debian system packages for python, perl, etc. are great for debian-on-debian", but we should also support pulling an arbitrary project at an arbitrary version and make a best-effort attempt at being able to isolate, share, manage, upgrade packages between them.