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The Ubuntu install package (.deb) seems to have some unneeded dependencies that make the installation larger than it needs.
The install of the whole gcc and g++ compilers seems off.
The package should need only the libraries like libstdc++ for example and not the whole compiler.
This should make the installation way faster and lighter.
Possible solutions
It could be done the dumb way 😄
Install all build dependencies on a docker image, i.e ubuntu:latest
Build the package to a custom install folder
Copy this folder to a clean ubuntu docker image
Run it
Go on installing all that is asked for and write it down
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hmm, the issue is that the libc6 dependency, which contains all required C shared libraries, depends on libgcc-s1 which also depends on gcc-14-base. I couldn't find a Ubuntu package that serves the same purpose as libc6 without installing GCC or LLVM.
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The Ubuntu install package (
.deb
) seems to have some unneeded dependencies that make the installation larger than it needs.The install of the whole
gcc
andg++
compilers seems off.The package should need only the libraries like
libstdc++
for example and not the whole compiler.This should make the installation way faster and lighter.
Possible solutions
It could be done the dumb way 😄
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: