The release of "AM" 10.2 has transitioned from wget to curl for all download operations, eliminating compatibility issues for Fedora users that arose from mismatched symlinks. By demoting wget to an optional dependency, the installation process is now more resilient, allowing users to run automated installs without the risk of missing core utilities or broken download routines. The update also features automatic adaptations of legacy installation scripts to utilize curl flags, ensuring that downloads remain functional across various systems. This significant change not only simplifies the installation process but also reduces the need for manual troubleshooting related to core utility compatibility
AM 10.2 released
"AM" 10.2 removes wget from its mandatory dependency list and routes all download operations through curl instead. This backend swap eliminates the annoying Fedora warning about mismatched symlinks while keeping installation scripts fully functional. The update patches legacy setup files to use curl flags automatically, preventing silent failures on systems with outdated package managers. Users can now run automated installs without worrying about missing core utilities or manually fixing broken download routines.
