and maybe with musl too. Alpine Linux uses musl and it's pretty fast. eglibc
hasn't been updated in 5 years, so since then debian moved to glibc. So I
think it would be cool if Trisquel used musl, it would use less RAM and it
would remove temptations to install non-free software like installing a Deb
of Skype or Discord. The only problem would be I couldn't scrape pre-compiled
debs of free packages made for distros that half-ass freedom and I hear
getting Rust to work is a pain in the ass. Contemporary GlibC has a 8m thread
stack size and using my system as an example I have 140 threads open so that
would just be 1.08gigs and musl has an 80k thread stack size, so 140 threads
would be 11megs.
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