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Many people here seem to think this change will allow for people to package their Linux apps to be portable across distros/distro releases. If this is true then
by bobajeff 2mo ago
Many people here seem to think this change will allow for people to package their Linux apps to be portable across distros/distro releases. If this is true then this a great!
On Debian-based distros it kind of sucks when the version of a package is only available in a newer release so the only way to get it is either compile it yourself or upgrade your system.
I remember trying to hack around this once by downloading dependencies from a newer release and helping the program locate them but I think I ran into a issue with the linker version being hardcoded or something and gave up.
- aboardRat4 2mo ago>Many people here seem to think this change will allow for people to package their Linux apps to be portable across distros/distro releases. There is no need to make binaries portable across the distros, because Linux is a source based OS. You can always just compile anything for your own system, just don't forget to submit the buildscript to the repo.