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by nitrogen
5202 days ago
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Linux has versioned libraries, but distros often ship only the latest versions. Libraries usually have filenames like "liblibrary.so.x.y.z", and an application will link to "liblibrary.so.x.y" or "liblibrary.so.x". Library maintainers also get lazy with making sure that the library stays compatible within major versions, or don't update the .so version properly. |
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