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> This is ridiculous. I most definitely do NOT want to rebuild literally EVERY SINGLE PACKAGE on my system the moment they fix a typo in libz. I understand. Yo

> This is ridiculous. I most definitely do NOT want to rebuild literally EVERY SINGLE PACKAGE on my system the moment they fix a typo in libz. I understand. You don't. I do. What my post is arguing for is not one or the other, but giving the user the choice. I think you would be okay with making the choice of not rebuilding everything, and I would make the opposite choice. I want to live in a world where we can both choose.

AshamedCaptain 5y ago
But you can already rebuild the entire world on every package change if you want (for sadomasochistic reasons? it basically makes gentoo with say KDE _unusable_); and I fail to see if there would be any practical difference on whether you statically link, you dynamically link to a hash-based soname a la nix, or you dynamically link -- you are just rebuilding everything on every library change, and you are already assuming ASLR is useless.