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Does path-independent mean what I think it means? One thing I hate about Linux is having to set prefix at build time. You can't tar up a software and move to yo
by m-j-fox 9y ago
Does path-independent mean what I think it means? One thing I hate about Linux is having to set prefix at build time. You can't tar up a software and move to your home directory on another machine. That and the lack of compatibility between base libraries/kernels means you can't hope to upgrade chrome for yourself easily like anyone on Windows or Mac can trivially do.
- asdfaoeu 9y agoNo, in this case it just means binaries won't contain / depend on the path you used to compile it in.
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