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it is a dynamically linked library, meaning its not in the compiled binary, but its assumed to already be on the system. as opposed to a statically linked binary. this lowers the file size of the binaries, because most will use the standard library.

edit: this may not be 100% correct, but its the general idea

i see

i follow @garfieldeo@mastodon.world for garfield comics in esperanto

what do u mean by important? like 'essential to the system', or 'important to consider when choosing a distro', or what?

not sure if this helps, but i believe using a separate android profile/user is the same as sandboxing, although less convenient

NEOVIM MENTIONED!!! WHAT THE HECK IS A NORMAL LEARNING CURVE

sure but for a beginner, those two pros are essential

but it was built with gcc ;!!!!!!🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

ah i see. i did know about it being on mobile. very strange they cant add a simple feature to the desktop version, but im sure theres a reason

yep thanks :) not all sites support adding as a search engine

i cant find where that is? what version of firefox r u on? im on Firefox 119, and its the same on Librewolf. in about:preferences > search

i get that, but i dont think you can add new ones in settings. and the settings files are cryptic to me