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Applications on Linux also do that often when they are released in binary form (especially closed source software) outside of some repository, they just use a s
by badsectoracula 6y ago
Applications on Linux also do that often when they are released in binary form (especially closed source software) outside of some repository, they just use a shell script to add the current directory (or a subdirectory) to the library search path before starting the executable.