> it's something like Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit only. Not in Sandstorm's case. We depend only on the kernel, coreutils, curl, and bash. You can even have them all st

> it's something like Ubuntu 14.04 64-bit only. Not in Sandstorm's case. We depend only on the kernel, coreutils, curl, and bash. You can even have them all statically linked, with no shared libraries installed. Sandstorm self-containerizes in a chroot to avoid dependencies. This is actually a big reason we prefer an installer script: it works everywhere. We also include an auto-updater and push often multiple times per week, so likely Sandstorm's deps will be more up-to-date than your system's.