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Darktable 4.0.0 Released
2 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 2 Jul 2022

AppImages are only as self-contained as the author made them be. There's also upper limits to how self-contained they are. While some terminal and bitmap only X11 app can be compiled as static binaries, anything that depends on system libraries needs to be compiled with an older version of glibc. The best example is libGl (GLX or EGL) for hardware 3D acceleration or libvdpau for hardware media decoding. You can't just bundle those, you have to use the system ones. OpenSSL and a few other a libs you usually want to use the system one and have a built-in fallback because of security concerns.
Making perfect AppImages is often possible, but the automated tooling isn't smart enough. A proper AppImage (this one is by me) look like this: https://github.com/Elv13/reclaimail/blob/master/docker-edito... . Obviously this doesn't scale very well to projects with 300 dependencies like Digikam. My NeoVIM appimage linked above "really, really" bundles all dependency and compile your NeoVIM config to luajit bytecode. It's 3.9mb compared to the upstream one which is 15mb without any config. Note than 0.7mb of that 3.9 is the spellcheck dictionary, 0.4 my enormous config, 0.5 the AppImage overhead and 0.7 all the legacy plugins still written in vimscript.
Before dismantling the pandemic nest [2022]
1 project | /r/homelab | 20 Jun 2022

For the "VMs", they are actually just docker containers, so any provider work fine. Nothing really depends on the DNS, so I can move stuff rather easily. Sure, I lose /some/ stuff. Like obviously the PXE server for booting my desk phone and some IoT stuff actually need to physically be in my home network to work, but that's about it.