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That may be true, but RAM is not so limited (even on VMs/servers) that DLLs are worth the extreme hassle. Case in point: Linux (for me) runs much better on a mi
by djacobs 16y ago
That may be true, but RAM is not so limited (even on VMs/servers) that DLLs are worth the extreme hassle. Case in point: Linux (for me) runs much better on a minimal VM than any version of Windows.
- wazoox 16y agoDoes not compute. Linux too uses dynamic shared libraries, and you can also link programs to a specific version of a .so, or bind it with your binary distribution (see Firefox, Chrome), such binding posing problems to distributions : Debian just dropped chromium from Squeeze exactly because of that.