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Stable interfaces and not being in versioning hell (cough libc) would actually be good for FOSS as well. If you make a piece of software today and want to pack
by juliangmp 10mo ago
Stable interfaces and not being in versioning hell (cough libc) would actually be good for FOSS as well.
If you make a piece of software today and want to package it for Linux its an absolute mess. I mean, look at flatpack or docker, a common solution for this is to ship your own userspace, thats just insane.
- tracker1 10mo agoAgreed... I'm kind of a fan of AppImage/Flatpak/Snap (less Snap, but still)... even then, I don't use a lot of apps, and most of my variety is usually via Docker. It's much more bloated than it should be, but the best way to reliably run old/new software in any given Linux.