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I'm trying to find a standard way of finding the native packaging
system of a linux distribution. I'm not sure at all that testing the
presence of {rpm/yum}|{apt-get} is reliable as for example I can
install apt-get of my fedora computer.
So the question is, is there a simple test that can reliably determine
whether a linux machine is rpm or debian based for its native package
scheme ?
Thank's in advance,
Theo.
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