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That is exactly the problem. Debian prefers the dynamic linking approach, where libraries can be updated individually. The problem usually comes down to having
by augusto-moura 2y ago
That is exactly the problem. Debian prefers the dynamic linking approach, where libraries can be updated individually. The problem usually comes down to having all the cargo dependencies packaged inside the debian repo. Which is doable, a similar thing happens for pip and other tools. But still kinda messy
- michaelmior 2y agoI'm confused why that's a problem. Just because Debian prefers dynamic linking doesn't mean it's incapable of running static binaries.