>But do you run a lot of software that works without glibc and other userland utilities More and more as time goes on. Most applications written in Go do not r

>But do you run a lot of software that works without glibc and other userland utilities More and more as time goes on. Most applications written in Go do not require libc. Some of my servers have nothing on them but a few Go applications, like influxdb + prometheus + grafana. Theoretically you can strip out everything but the kernel (and replace systemd with something extremely lightweight, maybe also written in Go), but mainstream distributions don't make this easy, and what's the point anyway.