Am I correct that the reason the programmer doesn't compile his program
ahead of time is he has no way of knowing if the user's system contains
the required "libraries"? I notice some fairly large applications do not
need to be compiled while some small one's do.
RPM files - are they useable on any system that has the RPM function ?
The reason I'm asking is I am running "Damn Small Linux" which does not
support "compile" or "make" but does have the "RPM" tool and I'd like to
try some applications that are not part of the MyDSL repository.
Thanks,
Jerry
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