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Syscalls are stable on Linux though. And more ergonomic than libc anyway. Zig doesn't link libc by default and implement their standard library in top of syscalls. I generally didn't see to much difference in effort removing libc from either windows or Linux.
Yep, that is another way to do it. This really is something where Linux should bite the bullet and clean it up.
ideally not through snap/docker/appimage like they are trying at the moment :p
I actually knew about the kernel compatibility thing, so this is an area where my mental explanations of Linux stuff are miscalibrated. I know people say you can’t statically link libc (unless made for it e.g. musl), I wonder what the reason is really.
Static linking is great if you can do it, but some system interfaces (e.g. OpenGL, authentication) are only provided as dynamic libraries, and they link against the system libc. So you're at least kind of stuck with it, for many uses.
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