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So what’s wrong with just releasing a monolithic static binary for each architecture you want to run it on?
I read the post, and it sounds like what the author did in the end. I just don’t get why it was the last thing he tried. I don’t get why Linux software packaging has to be so complex.
So what’s wrong with just releasing a monolithic static binary for each architecture you want to run it on?
I read the post, and it sounds like what the author did in the end. I just don’t get why it was the last thing he tried. I don’t get why Linux software packaging has to be so complex.