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It was a decade ago, so my memory is a little fuzzy on this.. but that's one of the commits I shared above. Trying to force it to use 1.2. But there was a Gento
by saidinesh5 3y ago
It was a decade ago, so my memory is a little fuzzy on this.. but that's one of the commits I shared above. Trying to force it to use 1.2. But there was a Gentoo user who ran into issues with that and i had to revert it.
But you do see the problem right? How distros end up creating this weird situation of certain libraries not being available in certain places. They won't even let you statically link your program to those libraries to it into their repositories. It was easier to just give up.
- taeric 3y agoThis isn't really a "distros" problem as it is a "dependencies are hard" one. Having many targets for deployment makes it visible, but just look at the complexity of targeting all browsers to see how it is dealt with for ostensibly simpler requirements.