Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?

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Sujet : Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?
De : not (at) *nospam* telling.you.invalid (Computer Nerd Kev)
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Date : 20. Oct 2024, 22:02:17
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Charlie Gibbs <cgibbs@kltpzyxm.invalid> wrote:
On 2024-10-20, stepore <stepore@be.here.now> wrote:
And how does this relate to kubernetes?
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Snap, flatpak, appimage are distribution-independent software package
formats. They bundle the application with all its required dependencies.
 
So does static linking.  :-)

I'm not sure about Snap and Flatpack, but from looking at AppImage
many of the packages for it are for programs that won't build with
static linking. It also does still leave some libraries to be
provided by the system by default, like OpenSSL.

I explored making AppImages to make a portable build of a large GUI
program that wouldn't link statically, but jeeze it was a whole
lot more work than making a static binary.

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Date Sujet#  Auteur
19 Oct 24 * What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?8Lars Poulsen
19 Oct 24 +* Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?6Rich
19 Oct 24 i`* Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?5Phillip Frabott
20 Oct 24 i +* Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?3Lars Poulsen
20 Oct 24 i i`* Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?2stepore
20 Oct 24 i i `- Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?1Computer Nerd Kev
28 Jan 25 i `- Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?1Ruben Safir
20 Oct 24 `- Re: What exactly is Snap or Flatpack ?1Woozy Song

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