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These aren’t always separate. Some distos might try to support multiple versions of a library. That could require installing it to different prefixes instead
by BobbyTables2 1y ago
These aren’t always separate.
Some distos might try to support multiple versions of a library. That could require installing it to different prefixes instead of the default. Thus, the build system will have to comprehend that.
- forrestthewoods 1y agoNot everything in the world revolves around Linux. Distros terrible choices around shared library architecture has nothing to do with build systems for most languages.
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 1y agoTrue. The most popular Unix is after all macOS, followed shortly by WSL2
- justinrubek 1y agoThere are way more servers running linux than there are macos installs. And wsl2 is linux.
- forrestthewoods 1y agoNumber of servers isn’t the right metric imho. Literally all code I write runs on Windows, macOS, Android, and Linux. In roughly that order of priority. No I do not and will not use WSL2, it’s an abomination.