As somone who manages a couple of machines that have different distros installed, I really hate having to memorize all the different package managers syntax. Yes, I'm really lazy so I made something that at least works for me.
opm
checks the distro I'm working on and just does what I want to do. it highly follows the APT
syntax of Debian's package manager since I think it's clean.
Currently supported are: APT (Debian), DNF (Fedora), zypper (SuSE), pacman/yay (Arch), xbps (Void) and apk (Alpine). It also should work on all derivates of those distros.
Really? Another one of your poorly written scripts? Hell yea! All I wanted to have is a unified syntax so I don't have to remember them all. Of course I didn't implement every command that is possible for all those package managers, but I'd say I've included everything you "normally" would need.
If you want to try it and find out it's missing something, it's Open Source, go ahead and change it.
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