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For a system I'm going to keep and use in multiple ways, dynamic linking is wonderful. Save time building and upgrading, and save memory using the various apps.
by cestith 6y ago
For a system I'm going to keep and use in multiple ways, dynamic linking is wonderful. Save time building and upgrading, and save memory using the various apps.
For a base image for VMs or containers I'm going to build automatically and throw away on demand anyway, a slightly longer build time to statically link things won't hurt. The memory utilization penalty should also be small, because those should only be running one application or a couple at most.