really, really good one, because in the readme file, it does say, before building this, you need a user and a group to exist for color-d. And if you don't have that, then it's not going to work. And sbopkg has no way of knowing that. It doesn't know about the special clauses in a readme file. It also doesn't technically know about requirements, although as it has developed over the years, there's a pretty good allowance for taking care of dependencies within sbopkg. Or within automated tools, I should say. So sbopkg is one of them. It's not the one that I use. I used to use it quite a lot, but then there were just a couple of minor things about it that I didn't love, and they were trivial and probably very easy to change. And for whatever reason, I just felt like the correct answer was to write my own solution. I don't know if that was the correct answer. That may have not been the correct answer. Maybe I should have just patched sbopkg to my liking. And I still might. That is still on (31/54)
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