Cristian Burneci wrote:
>
> Linux offers these three alternatives: 1. Finding the appropriate set of
> binaries 2. Statically linked programs (mostly commercial applications-- they
> have to run anywhere) 3. Compiling from sources.
> Neither of them trashes your system.
I see.
The statically linked programs are meant for mature audiences then ? <g>
Well, if it's really the case that all useful Linux software is available in
a "hardened" form that should run on just about anything, then I must revise
my comment re: Linux's immaturity. You are implying that I should be able to
find essentially universal binaries of just about anything. ;-)
This is good, if true, and makes a VERY large difference in the potential
general useability of that OS.
I hope so.
- Clarence Verge
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