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by admax88qqq
1149 days ago
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Yes linux _can_, the machinery is there, but culturally the common distros do not. And the defaults do not. On windows I can literally drop a DLL next to an executable and it will pick it up. On linux I have to do a wrapper script to set LD_PRELOAD, or mutate the binary's rpath to get it to load. It's not really a question of capability, but a question of culture and defaults that makes linux hard to support. Debian for example goes through great pains (or used to at least) to unbundle shared libraries such as openssl from projects like chromium. |
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