The use of open source software has become widespread in modern C++ development, with package managers playing a crucial role in managing dependencies and ensuring compatibility across projects. However, despite the growing adoption of package managers, there is still considerable progress needed to outpace traditional approaches like copying and pasting code or downloading prebuilt binaries. The benefits of a package manager include efficient dependency tracking, version control, automated security auditing, and enhanced collaboration. Two popular C++ package managers are Conan and vcpkg, which offer an active community, healthy package registries, and simplify the process of managing, consuming, and distributing libraries.