[tetha]

> Alpine is dynamically linked, we just do not link SSH against libsystemd. In general, I think systemd needs to split up the various components in libsystemd into separate libraries, as there is no reason sd_notify() would ever require liblzma.

Funny, I was thinking about this just now. I get that the average library size on npm and such is on the wrong end of the spectrum, but libsystemd seems to swing far into the other end of the spectrum. Functions ranging from pretty much C-Code based on the stdlib with a few handlers, like sd_notify, hardware state detection and handling to systemd-journald file vacuuming all in that one library? Phew.

(And no, this is no discussion about systemd, that's just a thought about library design)