Busybox is great and it's specifically built to be tiny. I don't really know what the stali guys are going for. Are they building something to compete with busy

Busybox is great and it's specifically built to be tiny. I don't really know what the stali guys are going for. Are they building something to compete with busybox or something more general? If it's the latter then a user will probably have a lot of programs that use way more of the standard library than "hello world" does. As it stands, the FAQ entry is comparing apples and oranges. Comparing full-featured and dynamically linked programs to statically linked, but feature-limited ones is only interesting if you can get by with the feature-limited version. I suspect we're in agreement.