The conclusion reached by the author is filled with incredible hubris. In reality, musl literally abandon portability and compatibility by taking this stance, w

The conclusion reached by the author is filled with incredible hubris. In reality, musl literally abandon portability and compatibility by taking this stance, which makes the entire library worthless for use with code developed on standards compliant implementations. In turn, this decision undermines - if not actively destroys - the potential value of Alpine as a distribution, because it potentially represents the tip of an iceberg of other compatibility issues. After running into this issue, I gave up on Alpine entirely, because I do not have any inclination to support people or projects that actively choose to go against established standards.