3 ms·

1) "Most" people nowadays just need a web browser. It may not fit your particular situation though. 2) It's a difficult situation for drivers, but for most sof

by cozzyd 11y ago

1) "Most" people nowadays just need a web browser. It may not fit your particular situation though. 2) It's a difficult situation for drivers, but for most software you can just package the shared libraries you need (or statically link). This is what most people do on Windows / OS X anyway... 3) This is often a matter of personal preference and experience, but I find Gnome 3 perfectly usable....

teacup50 11y ago
> This is what most people do on Windows / OS X anyway... For the record, people on OS X / Windows package a VERY SMALL NUMBER of shared libraries with their application, if they use any at all. The majority of application requirements are met by stable system APIs. This is very different than having to ship the entire dependency graph above the syscall/libc level.