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This works for MacOS because there are system frameworks you can rely on being installed (like AppKit) and that actually have backwards-compatibility (at least
by david2ndaccount 3y ago
This works for MacOS because there are system frameworks you can rely on being installed (like AppKit) and that actually have backwards-compatibility (at least for a while). Linux distros don’t have this (not even for glibc), so you’d have to literally everything in your app image folder. Every GUI app bundling QT or other gui framework would be a ridiculous waste of space.