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by evol262
1184 days ago
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Yes, because either you, the user, must track down .NET Framework X.Y (less of a problem now that they're stabilized) or because the application packs all of it dependencies and shoves them into \Program Files or \Windows\System32 until it's eventually 30gb with 1000 copies of msvcpXXX.dll That's not that different from the distribution model of Flatpaks/AppImage (or APK, or .app on MacOS/iOS). It's more that, traditionally, Linux packaging solutions try to only have ONE copy of glibc or any other library, and packages are recompiled from source so the symbols resolve. Something which isn't an option on Windows, as a generality. |
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