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> as the only reasonable way for giving a service application to people to deploy on their machines Take a look how git or nginx compiles from the source on an
by dschiptsov 11y ago
> as the only reasonable way for giving a service application to people to deploy on their machines
Take a look how git or nginx compiles from the source on any machine imaginable.
There is absolutely no fundamental problem with ./configure; make; make install.
- TeMPOraL 11y agoDoes it work well when you have third-party dependencies?
- lmm 11y agoThat would be the same git that's still basically unusable on windows? And have you ever tried to cross-compile it? > There is absolutely no fundamental problem with ./configure; make; make install. The fundamental problem is incompatible versions of dependencies. Arguably it's in linux's dynamic linker rather than a problem with configure/make. But if you need to run something that depends on libfoo 2.3 and something else that depends on libfoo 2.4 on the same machine, you need something like docker.