Release Message 166 days, 1334 commits later. Endless benchmarks & recompiles. And here we are. The first release with binary builds for Linux and many improvements in the engine itself.
Kudos Again, thanks everyone for your contributions!
Ok this is probably noob question and I m curious, but nobody bothers to answer it.
Why static linux version uses such high libc version? (GLIBC_2.15) I m running debian testing(and debian stable probably has even lower version) and it has 2.13, so I have to compile spring just as usual. Wasnt it supposed to be unzip and go?
I mean real rolling release distros will have new spring packaged and ready much faster than rock stable like debian anyway. And it would be good idea to use a bit older version?
Dansan not everybody likes doing little dance every 6 months and fix things which worked just fine and I m not even talking about bugery like arch linux.
Actually it is _only_ debian with an ancient glibc. Ubuntu and Fedora (and ofc all rolling distros), have glibc >= 2.15.
I use Debian Testing, which is a rolling release. As is Debian Unstable. They both have 2.13. Experimental has 2.17. Fedora got 2.15 in the last quarter of last year.
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