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There isn't really much of "Linux" here - this code is in libc, so glibc, but that was built from portability, it isn't very Linux specific. Linux doesn't have
by justincormack 1y ago
There isn't really much of "Linux" here - this code is in libc, so glibc, but that was built from portability, it isn't very Linux specific. Linux doesn't have an all encpmpassing community for userspace.
- notepad0x90 1y agoI see. I thought OpenBSD maintained their own downstream fork of glibc or something since the title/link are for their site/lists. It may not be all encompassing,but I was referring to GNU/Linux. you can swap out bits and pieces, but what mainstream distros include by default, that's what I meant.
- JdeBP 1y agoWhat you are looking at is not a GNU C library at all. It is a BSD C library.
- wpollock 1y agoI think you are looking for the Linux Standard Base. It started out with a great idea, but the LSB grew so large most popular distros publicly stated they would no longer pursue compliance, so the effort kinda fizzled out.