> The day I stop static linking is the day I can compile on one distro and ship to many without worrying about users reporting loader errors. That day is not to

> The day I stop static linking is the day I can compile on one distro and ship to many without worrying about users reporting loader errors. That day is not today. That's completely missing point of the article. You're free to ship your program binary however you want as the upstream. It only becomes a problem if dynamic linking is a second class citizen in the language or build tool you use, you bundle dependencies and don't support un-bundling, or pin specific dependency versions.