That's a valid take, and a good reason for your library (and other software using it) never being included in major distros. You're not obligated to make your c

That's a valid take, and a good reason for your library (and other software using it) never being included in major distros. You're not obligated to make your code work with specific distros. It's a good reason for others to avoid your libraries, though, especially if they do intend to be compatible with common distros. The openssl issue was just the result of openssl being unnecessarily complex and difficult to work with, though.