They are cross-language though, something I (as a user) personally value much much more highly than a cross-platform package manager which also supports a bunch of random platforms which I don’t care about at all. For developers/software distributors, this may of course look very different.
As a (mostly) windows user, they're completely useless to me. If it works for all linux users, it's not a C++ package manager, it's a linux package manager.
You can use `conda` cross-platform to install many C++ libraries.
The package managers that are listed in the post are cross-platform and work on windows.
Well sure, but I wasn't talking about them. I was replying to someone who wrote
> in a way apt and yum are package manager for c++