Post AmWjyUh7PThNeOIbDM by lcruggeri@mastodon.uno
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(DIR) Post #AmV5hP2UOtiW8GMdGq by Linux@kitty.social
2024-09-29T16:03:19.575Z
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Nope. Back to Fedora I go. I do not want to waste my Sunday trying to figure out the odd changes Alpine Linux has made. I want to get this done with and enjoy the rest of my day. #Fedora #UniversalBlue #Alpine #AlpineLinux
(DIR) Post #AmWjyUh7PThNeOIbDM by lcruggeri@mastodon.uno
2024-09-29T16:35:25Z
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@Linux #alpinelinux is more a system for containers or #linux phones
(DIR) Post #AmWjyVs91y73IsSv2W by jakub@social.jirutka.cz
2024-09-29T16:52:39Z
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@lcruggeri That’s not true. I mostly use Alpine on VMs and also on physical machines, including my notebook.Can you be more specific about the changes made by Alpine? ’Cause I don’t know about any not specified in the release notes. I’d guess you’re complaining about some upstream project changes unrelated to Alpine… @Linux
(DIR) Post #AmWjyWlnh2dG5UVMn2 by Linux@kitty.social
2024-09-29T17:04:45.809Z
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@jakub@social.jirutka.cz @lcruggeri@mastodon.uno glibc for one. There is still documentation for it and you can Google Alpine glibc and find guides requiring it. Point being the last time I used Alpine it was there and now it is not and it is recent enough that even Alpine's Wiki still references glibc. I have a few other issues in my post history.#Alpine #AlpineLinux #Linux
(DIR) Post #AmWjyXKXbsQBpEl6wK by jakub@social.jirutka.cz
2024-09-29T17:18:46Z
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@Linux No, you’re completely wrong – Alpine never provided glibc. It’s not possible to mix multiple libc libraries in one system (with classic layout).There used to be an unoficial glibc package provided by some third party – it was a nasty hack to break your system in many unexpected ways (it worked for some specific use cases though). As we see here, it’s still a source of confusion and problems. lcruggeri@mastodon.uno