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I mean... a big part of that with conventional Linux distros is the idea that you can security-update a low level library and all the stuff linking to it gets t
by mikepurvis 2mo ago
I mean... a big part of that with conventional Linux distros is the idea that you can security-update a low level library and all the stuff linking to it gets the fixes "for free", a dream abandoned both by Nix and also the movement toward distribution via containers/flatpaks/VMs/whatever.
- forrestthewoods 2mo agoI do like to say that the Linux shared library strategy has objectively failed. Containers / packs exist because it failed so hard.