It's offtopic for the discussion, since this is strictly about the Linux kernel. Also, you can just ignore the glibc and link statically with MUSL instead - th

It's offtopic for the discussion, since this is strictly about the Linux kernel. Also, you can just ignore the glibc and link statically with MUSL instead - this is useful for distro-agnostic cmdline tools but won't help much for UI programs, since all desktop functionality is inside DLLs (the X11 and GL DLLs might actually be more stable than the glibc though). FWIW Windows had that same problem with the MSVC runtime DLLs until not too long ago. Only the traditional Win32 DLLs are guaranteed to exist on each Windows installation and with a stable API.