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If you don't share common dependencies you're doomed to have security hazards. Consider it this way: if you install package FOO with its dependencies A,B and C
by riquito 11y ago
If you don't share common dependencies you're doomed to have security hazards.
Consider it this way: if you install package FOO with its dependencies A,B and C, and FOO's developer thinks it's "feature complete", the package will never be updated, but every time a vulnerability is disclosed in his dependencies you'll be it. For _every_ program maintained this way.
- matzipan 11y agoMy argument is that you'd have cross-distribution appimage maintainers who would press a button and rerun the build script with the new library if it's needed.