>I think that's still awkward on Linux. At least for .deb and .rpm packages, the default build process automatically extracts debug symbols into separate packa

>I think that's still awkward on Linux. At least for .deb and .rpm packages, the default build process automatically extracts debug symbols into separate packages. Eg the process of building package `foo` also produces `foo-dbgsym` and `foo-debuginfo` packages respectively that contain debug symbols for every involved binary and library, while `foo` contains the stripped files. So anyone who wants to debug a coredump / live process just installs the corresponding -dbgsym / -debuginfo package and now gdb has all the debug info it needs. Distros have also started incorporating debuginfod into their repos so that gdb can download symbols automatically. So you don't even have to hunt for the right debuginfo package.