This is certainly true on Windows, where loaded DLLs share the base addresses across processes even with ASLR enabled, but is it the case on Linux, where ASLR f

This is certainly true on Windows, where loaded DLLs share the base addresses across processes even with ASLR enabled, but is it the case on Linux, where ASLR forces randomization of .so base addresses per process, so relocations will make the data in their pages distinct? Or is it the case that on modern architectures with IP-relative addressing (like x64) that relocations are so uncommon that most library pages contain none?