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"Picking the right binary for the right architecture", isn't your OS package manager supposed to take care of that? Cross-compiling is often pretty easy if you
by wazoox 3y ago
"Picking the right binary for the right architecture", isn't your OS package manager supposed to take care of that? Cross-compiling is often pretty easy if you have custom binaries.
There is a big advantage to using different OSes/architectures with the same programs (compiled to target the right combination of hardware and OS) : it often helps detect subtle bugs, that may not manifest on one platform but be obvious on the next.