Re: core recovery tools, apt-get, and dpkg should be static
Justin Wells <jread@semiotek.com> writes:
> Well Chris you obviously only run desktop systems [...]
Sheesh, talk about missing the point *completely*!
No, I've been known to run systems remotely. And I usually try to
install sash on systems where I may *need* to do remote repairs.
That doesn't mean that I believe that statically linked binaries
should be STANDARD ON DEBIAN! If you want to make some OPTIONAL
packages with statically linked binaries, great, go for it. I might
even install them on some systems. (Though probably not -- sash seems
to work just fine for most things.) But I object to making a bunch of
statically linked binaries standard!
Is that so hard to understand? This is NOT SOMETHING EVERYONE NEEDS!
So it should be OPTIONAL! Am I speaking in words of sufficiently few
syllables yet?
cheers
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